Credits
The Yorkshire Awards Committee is grateful to all our supporters and donors who have so generously contributed goods, services or support.
Thank You.
xperience
xperience GB Ltd are specialists in e-learning, new media and web services. Operating from the unique setting of Nostell Priory, xperience offers innovative and exciting market changing solutions that simplify complex technology.
xperience have an A-list client base including: Yorkshire Investment Group, Beaumont Legal, Sucreco, West Yorkshire Colleges, Deloitte, Milton Keynes Council, R&SA, Ashley Jackson, NTI , HRH the Duke of York’s Community Initiative, Damart and the Yorkshire Society. xperience kindly sponsor the Yorkshire awards menu programme.
BETTYS OF HARROGATE
When Bettys opened its doors for the first time in 1919 it was just as our founder, Frederick Belmont, had visualised – customers were greeted by a tempting array of delicious Yorkshire and Continental confections in the shop, and an elegant Café Tea Room served teas and meals in the traditional English style. It was an immediate success.
Over eighty years later and we welcome more than one million customers a year to Bettys. We’re still a family business and continue to stay true to Frederick’s founding principles that everything should be ‘fresh and dainty’ and that ‘if we want things just right we have to do them ourselves’.
There are six Bettys Café Tea Rooms to explore: the spa town of Harrogate has two branches (one in the town centre and a second at the RHS garden at Harlow Carr) as does York (Little Bettys is just around the corner in Stonegate), and you’ll also find Bettys in the market towns of Northallerton and Ilkley. All our cakes, breads and chocolates – more than 600 lines – are made by hand at our Craft Bakery, and our extensive range of teas and coffees are selected by our sister company, Taylors of Harrogate.
http://www.bettysandtaylors.co.uk
Bettys of Harrogate kindly sponsor and produce the Yorkshire Awards after dinner chocolates
Wensleydale Creamery
Wensleydale cheese has been made in Wensleydale since
1150, when the Cistercian monks first settled in the dale. Today,
following a management buyout in 1992, after the Creamery was closed by its
owners, Wensleydale cheese in still handmade to a time honoured traditional
recipe, using milk from local farms, where the cows graze the sweet limestone
pastures, rich in herbs. It is this herbage that gives the milk & hence the cheese
its special Dales flavour!
Continuing to enjoying global acclaim for their cheese, The
Wensleydale Creamery have developed a fantastic range of award winning cheese
that combine tradition with innovation.
Why not visit their visitor centre at the Creamery at Hawes in Wensleydale & watch Real Wensleydale milk being made into Real Wensleydale Cheese!
Wensleydale Creamery kindly sponsor and produce the Yorkshire Awards cheese board