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Commissioner’s Christmas card competition opens with call to young artists in Surrey |
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🎄 🎅 Summer may just be coming to an end, but if you’re anything like Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner, yule already be thinking about Christmas. Lisa Townsend and her Deputy, Ellie Vesey-Thompson, are today launching their annual Christmas competition – and they’re looking for a brilliant young artist to design their festive cards. Children working with any of Surrey’s youth services are invited to put pen, pencil or paintbrush to A4 paper and submit their creative ho-ho-holiday designs by Friday, 31st October 2025. This year’s theme is ‘Christmas in Surrey’. The winner will receive a £100 Amazon voucher. Any child or young person involved with a Surrey youth service can enter the competition. That includes those involved with organisations that the Commissioner helps to fund, including mental health charity Eikon, Catch22, an organisation supporting young people at risk of criminal exploitation, and the Surrey Youth Commission, which allows its members to have their say on crime and policing issues. 🎁 For more information, including how to enter, visit surrey-pcc.gov.uk/christmas2025 | ||
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