Twenty-nine local businesses were recognised at the 2026 Runnymede Borough Council Business Awards at Royal Holloway University, celebrating the borough as a great place to live, work and do business.
The Awards aim to promote not only the economic benefit local firms bring to the borough, but their social impact as well – and what they bring to Runnymede in terms of both financial and community value.
Named as winners were:
- Sustainability Award: Seko Logistics
- Community Hero: The Eikon Charity
- Best Town Centre Business: The Musselman Fishmonger, Egham
- Growth Award: Metric Office Furniture and Interiors Ltd
- Growth Award: Fractional Execs Ltd
- Outstanding Contribution to Business: Caremark Spelthorne and Runnymede
- Best Entrepreneur and Innovator Award: Fractional Execs Technologies (FEtch)
- Best New Business: Superstars Playcafe
- Employer of the Year: Chop and Change
- Best Neighbourhood Business: The Red Lion pub, Egham
- Business of the Year: The Musselman Fishmonger, Egham
Among those also acknowledged as Highly Commended in various categories were:
- New Haw Café and Restaurant (Best Neighbourhood Business)
- Rivermede Court Care Home (Employer of the Year)
- Woodlands Clinic (Best New Business)
- Moveball Ltd (Best New Business)
- Caremark Spelthorne and Runnymede (Best Entrepreneur and Innovator Award)
- Automatic Business Ltd (Best Entrepreneur and Innovator Award)
- The Victoria pub, Woodham (Outstanding Contribution to Business)
- Movie Makers Ltd (Best Entrepreneur and Innovator Award)
- Citizens Advice Runnymede and Spelthorne (Outstanding Contribution to Business)
- Carry on Coffee (Growth Award)
- Movie Makers Ltd (Sustainability Award)
- Chop and Change (Sustainability Award)
- Chertsey and Addlestone Good Neighbours (Community Hero)
- Citizens Advice Runnymede and Spelthorne (Community Hero)
- Snap Fitness Addlestone (Best Town Centre Business)
- Egham Artisans (Best Town Centre Business)
The Mayor of Runnymede, Cllr Steve Ringham said:
It’s been a great afternoon, so many wonderful companies here – big and small - and it is really inspiring to see such great entrepreneurship and innovation in the borough.
The Council thanks all sponsors for making the awards possible, particularly Royal Holloway for hosting the event.
The Business Awards form a key part of the Council’s Economic Development Strategy, which aims to promote local enterprise, encourage networking and support the growth of a thriving borough economy.
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