Westminster City Council is looking for ideas
that will help improve quality of life in the city.
Our competition running until 28 March
2008 calls for:
Ideas will be judged in terms of:
- Their contribution to civic order, opportunity,
enterprise or renewal.
See why innovate?
- The cost-effectiveness of the proposal in
the context of limited financial
resources.
- The practicality of delivering the idea,
within existing law.
- The contribution it makes to improving quality
of life in the city.
Ideas do not have to be fully-worked up proposals
but should provide a clear idea of benefits, timescale, cost and
problems they will solve. Your idea could
win you up to £1,000 and if it impresses our judging
panel, that includes designer Wayne
Hemingway, it may be selected to be implemented by the City
Council.
Click here for more details of the prizes and competition
terms
and conditions.
Here are some ideas to get you thinking:
- Are
there new ways text messaging could be used to communicate?
- What
would make your neighbourhood safer?
- Do
we need better design of street furniture and signage?
- What
extra opportunities are there to recycle and buy recycled products?
