Christmas Windows Competition
For the first time ever we are having a Christmas Windows Competition. We are delighted that over 80 local businesses across Richmond upon Thames who have entered for you to vote who should be the winner for 2024.
The competition opens 1st December and closes 20th December at 5pm.
It is simple to vote. Just visit your local town centre and scan the QR code in the window to ensure that your favourite window has the chance to win. The Mayor of Richmond will be announcing the winner on Saturday 21st December.
Remember to #ShopLocal this festive season and support your High Street businesses this Small Business Saturday.
Challenge Your Mind. Change the World!
HRUC (Harrow, Richmond & Uxbridge Colleges) were proud to launch their National Innovation Challenge at the Royal Academy of Engineering at the end of October.
The competition is running in partnership with the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Industrial Liaison Program (ILP) and is aimed at inspiring the next generation of thinkers, creators, and changemakers to shape a sustainable future.
In attendance were HRUC CEO Keith Smith; Interim Chair of Skills England and lead judge Richard Pennycook; CBE and long-serving BBC TV Blue Peter presenter, writer and renowned STEM ambassador Konnie Huq, who will also be on the judging panel.
Find out more about the event and challenge here.
Let's talk action on air quality
At the end of October, we launched the draft of our refreshed Air Quality Action Plan for 2024-29, which sets out the activities and initiatives proposed to meet our ambitious targets for the next five years.
The draft Air Quality Action Plan focuses on key locations and groups within our community. This includes areas where pollution levels are highest, where public exposure is most significant, and where vulnerable populations are at risk.
We want to get as much feedback on the elements of this plan as we can from people who live, work and regularly visit our borough. Please fill in our online consultation survey through which you can have your say.
If you would like a paper copy or another format of the survey, email consultation@richmond.gov.uk or call 020 8871 6000.
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