From inclusive psychology practices and heritage-rich hospitality to innovative startups and family-run care providers, the 2025 Suffolk Business Awards have recognised a broad spectrum of excellence across the region. This year’s winners exemplify quality service, resilient leadership and meaningful contributions to their industries and communities.

Our 2025 Suffolk Business Award Winners

Nestled in the Suffolk countryside, All Saints Resort has earned the title of Hotel of the Year in the Hospitality Awards for its holistic guest experience. From wellness retreats and local produce dining to their environmental initiatives and community engagement, the resort demonstrates how hospitality can deliver impact well beyond its walls.

Staff development is at the heart of Anglia Living Care Services Ltd, this year’s winner of Best Home Care Provider in the Care Awards. Their evidence-led training model, combined with compassionate, client-focused care, ensures consistent quality for individuals receiving support in their own homes.

With a growing reputation as a business coach, speaker and mentor, Andrea Marsh of Deeper Connections UK was named Businesswoman of the Year in the Women in Business Awards. Her work with over 250 entrepreneurs and impressive contribution to event sales and mindset development has positioned her as a respected figure in her field.

Founded to bring flexibility and professionalism to domestic and commercial cleaning, Evans Cleaning Solutions LTD has been recognised as Residential Cleaning Service of the Year in the Cleaning Services Awards. Their commitment to community, staff wellbeing and consistent service delivery stood out to this year’s judges.

Innovative tools for therapeutic connection were central to the success of GB Psychology, winner of the Community Health and Wellbeing Impact Award in the Health and Wellbeing Awards. Clinical psychologist Dr George Baldwin’s work in developing accessible mental health resources and expanding specialist services reflects a responsive, people-first approach.

With a legacy spanning five decades, Greens Removals & Storage Ltd secured the title of Removals Service of the Year in the Haulage and Logistics Awards. Their investment in accredited logistics operations and sustainable packaging initiatives exemplifies a company that has continued to evolve while maintaining strong industry standards.

At Juniper Barn – Cafe Kitchen, a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere pairs with locally sourced food to create a popular dining destination. Their dedication to friendly service and community spirit earned them the title of Hospitality Business of the Year in the Hospitality Awards.

A focus on accessible marketing has driven the success of Victoria Stokes of Little Piggy Marketing, this year’s Young Businesswoman of the Year in the Women in Business Awards. Her workshops and consultancy help small business owners build confidence and clarity in their communications, with results that speak for themselves.

Family values and personalised physiotherapy underpin the work of Luckhurst Injury Clinic, awarded Family Business of the Year in the Family Business Awards. Their inclusive clinic, run by a father-and-son team, continues to grow while maintaining a deep commitment to client care and community involvement.

Creating space for connection and charitable giving, Martlesham Craft Markets received the Events and Exhibitions Rising Star Award. Their monthly markets have raised thousands for local causes while providing a welcoming hub for both stallholders and visitors.

Tailored dog grooming, owner education and an expanding customer base helped Pip’s Pampered Pooches earn the title of Best Pet Grooming Business in the Pet and Animal Care Awards. With high-end treatments and personalised advice, their service continues to build trust in the local pet care community.

Supporting independent artists with affordable workshops and exhibition space, Albany Tripp of Sakura Studio Gallery Ltd was named Startup Businesswoman of the Year in the Women in Business Awards. Her work to expand accessibility and visibility for creatives has resonated with both artists and attendees.

Steeped in history and shaped by modern investment, Seckford Hall Hotel & Spa has been named Wedding Venue of the Year in the Wedding Services Awards. With a strong emphasis on guest experience, heritage preservation and exceptional planning, Seckford Hall offers a complete and memorable wedding destination.

Starting in the pandemic and growing through word-of-mouth, St Marys Canine Creche earned recognition as Best Pet Care and Accessories in the Pet and Animal Care Awards. Their bespoke care environment supports canine wellbeing while providing reassurance to pet owners.

Combining a love of confectionery with inclusive event planning, Sweet Treat Food Festival Ltd received the award for Event Planner of the Year. Their accessible, themed events support small food businesses while offering interactive experiences for guests with diverse needs.

The introduction of ENT-led services, advanced hearing care and a deeply community-focused model earned TAC Holding/ The Hearing Care Centre the award for Outstanding Healthcare Innovation in the Health Care Awards. Their approach integrates clinical excellence with a meaningful commitment to patient wellbeing.

Recognised as Accountancy Firm of the Year in the Accountancy Awards, An Accounting Gem Ltd has been acknowledged for their professional support to local businesses. Their win highlights a dedication to client service and sector excellence.

Celebrating Suffolk’s Business Excellence

This year’s Suffolk Business Awards winners highlight the ingenuity, integrity and resilience that characterise the region’s business community. From new ventures to established institutions, each has demonstrated a thoughtful approach to growth, customer service and local impact.

Business Awards UK congratulates all our 2025 Suffolk winners. Their stories are a testament to what can be achieved through passion, hard work and a clear sense of purpose.