Bicester Ride-On Toy Business Reaches National Brand Excellence Final

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Bicester Ride-On Toy Business Reaches National Brand Excellence Final

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A business based in Bicester has reached the final stage of a prestigious national awards competition.

Ride On Time, which provides children with ride-on toys designed for educational play, was among the contenders selected from over 400 companies nationwide.

The enterprise, operated by Tracey and Justin Taylor, received recognition in the Brand Excellence division of the awards programme, which celebrates outstanding performance within the business activity sector.

Established in 2017, the firm has established a strong reputation throughout Oxfordshire and surrounding areas, delivering play sessions and organising parties for young children.

The organisation additionally obtained financial support from Active Oxfordshire and Oxfordshire County Council to expand its Safe Little Steps initiative, which delivers road safety instruction to preschool-aged children at early years establishments.

Selection as a finalist represents a noteworthy accomplishment, highlighting the company’s commitment to excellence, attentiveness, and learning.

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