Find the latest and most important publications on this section of the website. There is a variety of publications available, of which some are published by British BIDs, including The National BID Survey and the National BID Criteria. If you are a member, you can enjoy exclusive access to a number of publications with your membership login details. This includes access to the Policy & Guidance notes which are housed here for British BIDs members.
Produced by British BIDs. The 12th National Business Improvement District [BID] Survey, conducted in 2018, was undertaken primarily on behalf of the BID industry. This year’s survey is supported by Openreach. ...
Produced by British BIDs. The purpose of this document is to guide developing and established locations on the principles that contribute to operating as a well-managed BID. ...
Published by British BIDs. We are pleased to present the annual National BID Criteria for renewing and developing BIDs, produced by BIDs, Local Authorities and national levy payers.
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We have created a guidance note for BIDs in relation to GDPR in association with BIDBase. The guidance provides information on how BIDs can prepare themselves for the changes.
The first edition of The Pedestrian Pound, prepared by independent experts Just Economics in 2013, has become a much-quoted reference point helping individuals and organisations make the economic case for investing in better streets. Since 2013 further evidence has emerged of the benefits of attractive places where people on...
Arup’s City Economics practice was appointed with Professor Tony Travers of the LSE by New West End Company (NWEC) to review the strengths and weaknesses of the business rate system and assess options for change. This summary report explores the potential for a goods and services turnover tax or...
Building Blocks - The role of commercial space in Local Industrial Strategies...
The review is a forward looking and exciting document, looking at some of the underlying societal issues that have affected our town centres. ...
