A Blidworth business has reached the finals of The Best of Britain Awards.

Love Energy Savings, one of Britain’s biggest business energy comparison and switching services, runs the awards to celebrate the best businesses in the country.

It’s backed by EDF Energy, Opus Energy, British Gas, Scottish Power and npower to honour companies across the UK that go above and beyond for their customers and deserve to be recognised for their outstanding services and overall business ethos.

The Amazing Chocolate Workshop, of Burma Road Industrial Estate, Blidworth, has been named as one of four finalists bidding for the Midlands Award, which attracted hundreds of entries from across the region.

There is £300 prize money available for each winner to spend how they wish. The winners will be announced later this month.

Phil Foster, managing director of fast-growing Love Energy Savings (pictured), itself a multi-award-winning organisation, said: “The Best of Britain Awards were established to celebrate businesses large and small for their commitment to a job well done.

“And we’ve certainly seen some fantastic examples of that from this year’s entries. We have set out to find businesses that pride themselves on being a great organisation. And our finalists really do stand out from the crowd in terms of their commitment, innovation and drive. They all have great stories to tell.

“Our 20 finalists, who cover a variety of sectors across the country, are all leading examples of success and we firmly believe they truly showcase the Best of Britain.”

Love Energy Savings was recognised for its leading work in the industry, winning this year’s Super Consultancy of the Year category in The Energy Live Consultancy Awards (TELCAs).

The multi-award winning company is the current holder of the title of Britain’s Best SME To Work For and has been crowned North West Fast Growth Business of the Year, as well as being named in the coveted Times Tech Track 100 list – recognising it as one of the fastest-growing technology businesses in the UK.