Bathurst-based Bell Conveyancing has received three honours at the 2026 Carillon Business Awards, marking a significant recognition for the local business and its work in the regional property sector. The awards were reported locally on 21 September 2026, with owner Kristy Bell outlining plans to expand the business across regional New South Wales.

The recognition comes as Bathurst’s business community continues to highlight locally owned companies and entrepreneurs contributing to the city’s economy. The Carillon Business Awards are an annual opportunity for businesses and professionals across the Bathurst region to receive recognition for their work, growth and contribution to the local community.

Bell Conveyancing’s three award wins place the business among the local enterprises receiving multiple acknowledgements during this year’s awards program. The result also reflects the broader role of professional services businesses in supporting Bathurst’s property market, particularly as residents and investors navigate buying, selling and transferring property.

Owner Kristy Bell said the business has ambitions beyond Bathurst, with plans to expand its presence across regional NSW. Such expansion could allow the company to provide conveyancing services to clients in additional regional communities while continuing its connection with the Bathurst market.

The awards also provide an opportunity to recognise the people behind smaller regional businesses. For companies operating outside Sydney and other major metropolitan centres, local recognition can help raise their profile and demonstrate the role regional enterprises play in the wider NSW economy.

The announcement is particularly relevant to Bathurst because the city has a diverse business sector covering professional services, retail, tourism, hospitality, manufacturing and industries connected with the region’s agricultural and education sectors. Local business awards provide a platform for these organisations to showcase achievements and future plans.

Bell Conveyancing’s success is therefore more than an individual business result; it forms part of a broader snapshot of Bathurst’s business community in 2026. The company’s plans to expand into other regional areas also indicate an intention to build on the recognition received locally.

The 21 September report adds a new business-focused development to Bathurst’s current news cycle, alongside preparations for major events and activities associated with the upcoming Bathurst 1000.