Watford Borough Council video Case Study

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Watford Borough Council is a regular client who has benefitted from the successes of multiple professional videos to supplement and complement their various campaigns and manifesto achievements.

The videos attract a wider reach through social media and other digital channels than standard print press releases.

Here are a few recent highlights…

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Frogmore House

A video about the refurbishment of Grade II* Listed Frogmore House, located on Lower High St and has been there since 1716. The project was delivered in partnership by Watford Borough Council, St William Giles Quarme Architects.

West Herts ABC

Watford Borough Council has teamed up with West Herts ABC to bring fitness, fun and boxing to Watford. This video features the mayor and club founder ahead of the opening on 10 September 2020.

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Oxhey Activity Park

A sneak peek of the Oxhey Activity Park, which opened on September 7 2020.

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One Town, One Book

As part of Watford Together, the council partnered with Sunday Times bestselling author and former Watford resident Katharine McMahon, to unite the town through our love of reading.

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One Vision

Since the coronavirus pandemic, One Vision Project has been providing hot meals and emergency food for many of Watford’s families in need. The Watford Helps: Covid-19 charities appeal is supporting the charity with funding so it can continue with this vital work. One Vision Project Director Enoch Kanagaraj talks about the support they are giving Watford residents.

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Sewa Day

Local Watford charity Sewa Day has been providing emergency food to people in need across Watford during the coronavirus. As well as running a foodbank, they collect donations from people’s homes and compile and make up food packs. Sewa Day has received funding from the Watford Helps: Covid-19 charities appeal so it’s valuable activities can continue to help people across the town.

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Watford Riverwell development

Kier Property and Watford Borough Council have come together to deliver an exciting, important regeneration project, to transform a large area of land to the south of Watford Hospital and Watford Football Club.

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