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'A fantastic pioneer for the marine sector' -national honour for Harry

Shields Gazette

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October 07, 2025

A former marine engineer who created a multi-million-pound company operating globally from a single slipway in South Shields has been honoured with a national Lifetime Achievement award.

- by Gazette Reporter

'A fantastic pioneer for the marine sector' -national honour for Harry

Jarrow's Harry Wilson, centre, receives his Lifetime Achievement award.

Jarrow-born Harry Wilson MBE, founder of UK Dock Marines Services, was presented with the award at a gala dinner held in London by Family Business United (FBU) to recognise leaders who had made unique contributions to their sector.

And while a total of 11 business leaders in all from around the country were recognised for their efforts, it was Harry who took home the Supreme Champion award for 2025.

Making the presentation, FBU's Paul Andrews said: "Harry's legacy is one of enduring impact, from bringing his three sons into the business to fostering a multigenerational family-led enterprise.

"He truly epitomises what family business is all about, having given decades of meaningful contribution, leadership by example and unwavering service.

"A legend. A giant. A fantastic pioneer for the marine sector and truly deserving of a Family Business Lifetime Achievement Award.

Harry's sons, UK Docks directors Chris, Gary and Jonathon, were among the guests cheering him on as he went up to accept the award.

"I was a bit overwhelmed, to be honest," said Harry. "But I was delighted.

"To be recognised with a Lifetime Achievement Award is deeply humbling.

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