Last Friday over 250 people joined together at the Titanic Museum Belfast to honour the memory of Alan Little, celebrate 60 years of Little Electrical and support Alzheimer’s, a cause very close to the Little family’s hearts.

From its beginnings six decades ago, Little Electrical has grown into a trusted name known for its workmanship, reliability, strong relationships and community spirit. The turnout of family, friends, employees, longstanding clients and valued suppliers spoke volumes about the company’s reputation and connections built over the years.

The evening was filled with tributes to Alan Little. Ian and Carol shared their memories, reflecting on Alan’s role in the business and his family. Guests spoke of the relationships they had with Alan, how he shaped the business and how his values continue to shape the business today.

We began the night with a drinks reception before a beautiful dinner with live music from Jon Bartholomew, enjoyed a raffle and charity auction to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Society, and finished the night with dancing.

We raised a total of £20,393. The generosity shown is a reminder of how much Alan and Little Electrical continue to mean to so many. The kindness and support will leave an impact that will last well beyond the gala itself. Funds will go directly to the Alzheimer’s Society, honouring Alan’s memory and making a difference for others and their families.

The gala wasn’t just a celebration of the past but an important evening to look to the future. With 60 years of history, Little Electrical looks forward to continuing Alan’s legacy for the next 60 years and beyond.

We express a heartfelt thanks to everyone who attended, donated and contributed to the gala. Your support made it an unforgettable evening and a fitting tribute to both Alan and the company’s incredible journey.