Chauffeur Magazine wins top business award

The Chauffeur Magazine has been named as ‘The Most Innovative Start Up Business’ in a prestigious awards ceremony.

After just twelve months since its launch, the magazine was given the title by the Eastbourne Business Awards in October at the event at the Grand Hotel in the town.

Editor, Paul Gibson said, “I am delighted that the magazine has been recognised locally by the team of high-profile judges. Eastbourne has been the home of The Chauffeur Magazine since the beginning and has proved to be a great location, not just to run the business from, but also as a place to live.’

The award comes after the magazine was nominated as one of the best 20- start-up businesses in the country, in a recent national business awards ceremony.

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