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Victoria Westminster Business Improvement District – 2nd Term Renewal Consultation |
The Victoria Westminster Business Improvement District (BID) was established in 2018 following a successful ballot of local businesses with an overwhelmingly positive 83% ‘yes’ vote.
Since 2018, through the BID, the private sector has invested £4.9m across a range of projects and services to create an outstanding trading environment for our businesses, their staff and customers. Our work ranges from additional street cleaning and security patrols, to cultural events, marketing/promotional support, strategic public realm improvements and building economic resilience (in recent times helping our members through post-Brexit and COVID recoveries).
With our current term coming to an end, we are looking to the future and preparing our 2023-28 Business Plan that will outline our proposals for continuing to support the area for another five years. To enhance the impact of our work, we are proposing to combine the existing Victoria Westminster BID with the neighbouring one in Whitehall and expand the footprint slightly to create a new ‘Westminster Whitehall’ BID.
As our funding comes from local businesses, it is vital that you contribute to and shape this plan so that we deliver against your priorities. We would therefore be delighted if you could take a few minutes to complete this survey, and please do share this with colleagues if you wish.
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The proposed Westminster Whitehall BID footprint is set out below: