Silsden greengrocer and deli has been shortlisted for a Keighley & Airedale Business Award.
Olive & Green has been named among the finalists for the New Business of the Year award, alongside Posh Paws, home boarding for dogs, and Cheeky Monkeys Keighley.
The shortlist for this year’s awards has now been announced, celebrating businesses across Keighley and the surrounding Airedale area.
Olive & Green is a greengrocer and deli based on Briggate in Silsden, offering fresh produce and deli goods to the local community.
The business will now go up against the other two finalists for the New Business of the Year award, which is sponsored by Cosurica Ltd.
Organisers said the awards recognise the “hard work, innovation, and dedication” of local businesses and described this year’s shortlist as a celebration of the contribution businesses make to the community.
The announcement marks a milestone for Olive & Green, which is among a number of businesses from across the Airedale area to have made this year’s shortlist.
The winners will be announced at the Keighley & Airedale Business Awards ceremony, where businesses and individuals from across the area will come together to celebrate their achievements.
Olive & Green will be hoping to take home the New Business of the Year title when the winners are revealed.

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