Kingston Borough Business Awards 2026: Q&A, Top Tips and Insights

Curious About the Kingston Borough Business Awards? Join Our Q&A Webinar!

Are you considering entering the Kingston Borough Business Awards but feeling unsure about where to start? This online session is designed to answer all your questions and guide you through the process.

During this informative webinar, you’ll:

• Have the opportunity to share your questions directly with us.
• Receive expert tips to help you create a standout submission.
• Gain valuable insights into the judging criteria and process.
• Learn how simple it is to complete your entry.

Led by Kingston Chamber of Commerce CEO Forbes Low, this session is perfect for anyone thinking about entering the awards. Whether you’re new to the process or just need a few pointers, this webinar will provide everything you need to know.

This event will be held on Zoom. Attendees will receive the meeting link to their registered email address before the webinar start time.

What are Kingston Borough Business Awards?

Kingston Borough Business Awards (KBBA) recognise the outstanding achievements, innovation, diligence, and remarkable impact of the local businesses, educational institutions, and social enterprises. They foster inclusion, community engagement, sustainability, customer experiences, wellbeing and overall positive contributions across the borough of Kingston.

Whether you’re a small start-up or a large organisation, these awards are designed to celebrate your contributions and inspire others by showcasing the diversity and talent within Kingston’s business landscape.

Are you eligible to enter?

In order to be eligible to enter the awards, the company should be based or primarily doing business within the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames.

Primarily doing business could mean, but is not limited to, activities such as contributing directly to the growth of the Borough, being a key member of the Kingston business community, delivering local services/projects or supporting business activities. You should be able to show your business primarily operates in or supports the local community or has significantly contributed to the local economy of the Borough.

Learn more on www.kbba.co.uk