Winner Chloe sitting Pretty

COSMETICS company founder Chloe Pretty cleaned up at an awards do where young entrepreneurs were recognised for their achievements.

The presentation was part of a huge careers fair at Magna.

Jobcentre Plus teamed up with Rotherham Borough Council, Rotherham Industrial Development Office and Mears Group to hold the annual Local Employment and Advisory Group at Magna on Monday.

The event saw 670 students from local schools and 761 jobseekers attend — 400 more than in 2015.

Among the award winners were make-up artist Abbey Clayton, who took the best established business award, the most determined business winner was Amy Clayton of Ye Old Yorkshire Preserve Shoppe, Adam Price of Dynomodels won the best customer service award and Paige Bennett won the most innovative business award.

But the overall winner was Chloe, of Pretty Suds Ltd, who also took the best new start up award.