The winners of Richmond’s annual Easter Window Dressing Competition have been announced.
Imagination has been shown in decorating windows for residents and visitors to enjoy, which made judging difficult said Melanie Sadler of the Black Bull Inn, Moulton, who was called on to assess the displays.
The overall winner was Dot’s Place and Melanie presented an engraved trophy to the owner, Lois Wren.
Melanie also presented certificates to the best in each of the other three categories:
- Best Retail Gift display – York House Antiques
- Best Retail Non-Gift display– The Little Dress Shop
- Best Non-Retail display– Ottoman Barbers
Paul Harrison, chair of the Original Richmond Business and Tourism Association, praised all who had contributed to the success of this year’s event.
“Many stunning displays have been created.
“Participants have shown a lot of effort to make their windows look appealing for Easter shoppers and visitors. The windows have created a lot of interest and are yet another reason to shop locally.
“Thank you to the organisers of the competition, to the Black Bull at Moulton for sponsoring the event, to head judge Melanie and all those who have taken part.
“The Easter windows competition is a perfect start to a very busy period for Richmond. With the recent launch of this year’s Town Ticket, forthcoming celebrations for the King’s coronation and Richmond Mayfest which returns at the end of this month, there is plenty to attract shoppers and visitors.”
