Tourism for All member named as the UK’s most sustainable business after winning UK Award

Strictly star, Tess Daly, presents award to Stubcroft Farm Campsite at dazzling awards evening in Blackpool's historic Winter Gardens Empress Ballroom. 

Stubcroft Farm Campsite has won the Federation of Small Businesses 2024 UK Sustainability Award at the National Finals held at Blackpool's historic Winter Gardens. In a dazzling awards dinner hosted by TV's Tess Daly, regional award winners from across the country gathered to celebrate the FSB's 50th anniversary in the historic Empress Ballroom, where the national winners in each category were presented with their awards. The Federation of Small Businesses is the UK's leading business organisation representing over 200,000 businesses across the country. 

Managing Director, Simon Green, said: "We were honoured to be in the company of so many amazing businesses from all over the UK and receive this award. To be recognised at national level is a real game changer for us. Thirty years ago when we started, nobody took sustainability seriously and it is fitting that on the 50th anniversary of the FSB and in the week that hundreds of the world's top climate scientists signed a letter expressing concern over the rate of global warning, sustainability is now at the heart of many leading UK businesses. 

"It also makes good business sense, those with proven environmental credentials are averaging 9% annual growth compared to 1.6% for the rest. We have shown that you can put sustainability as part of your business plan and grow and succeed. This achievement wuld not have been possible without the help and support of Michaela Rozborilova, our fantastic Operations Manager and our dedicated Stubcroft Team."

The award was presented by Tess Daly and HSBC's Head of Business Banking, Duncan White.