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We are Finalists!

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Mar 17
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NeuroRelate shortlisted as a Finalist at The UK Small Business Awards

Watford based, NeuroRelate Ltd, which was founded by husband and wife Dean and Natalie Wigzell, has been shortlisted for Best Community Contribution at The UK Small Business Awards, a national celebration of UK small business success.


This recognition celebrates the business’s commitment to delivering high-quality support for families impacted by Neurodiversity and making a positive impact within its sector.

Speaking on the awards, a spokesperson for The UK Small Business Awards said: “The standard of entries this year has been incredibly high. Each finalist has demonstrated an exceptional level of dedication and achievement, representing the very best of UK small businesses.”

As a finalist, NeuroRelate stands among the most accomplished small businesses in the UK, recognised for its performance, innovation, and continued commitment to excellence.

“We are incredibly honoured and proud to be recognised as a finalist at The UK Small Business Awards,” said Dean Wigzell, Director. "This all started for us because we were completely lost after our own daughter was diagnosed with autism, so to be acknowledged for the work we have done in our first year is mind blowing!"

The UK Small Business Awards will take place on 19 December 2026 at The Eastside Rooms in Birmingham, where finalists from across the UK will come together as the National Top 10 are revealed live on stage and live-streamed worldwide for those unable to attend.


For more information about NeuroRelate, please visit www.neurorelate.co.uk .


 
 
 

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