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About Liverpool Business Improvement District
Liverpool Business Improvement District is a private, not-for-profit limited company, working on behalf of our 1,100 BID Levy Payers in Liverpool across three Business Improvement Districts; Culture & Commerce BID, Retail & Leisure BID and Accommodation BID.
Liverpool Business Improvement District is fully compliant with the Industry Standards of The BID Foundation to ensure transparency, accountability, best practice and quality on the services provided. More information about the BID Industry Standards can be found here.
Liverpool’s three BIDs are overseen by three operating boards, one for Retail & Leisure BID, one for Culture & Commerce BID, and another for the Accommodation BID, who ensure that what’s delivered is in line with the business plan, they approve their BID budget and the main projects delivered by the BID Team. Both operating boards include members representing the sectors and areas present within each BID.
You can get in touch with the Liverpool Business Improvement District here.
CONTACT
- 6th Floor, St Nicholas House Old Churchyard Liverpool, L2 8TX
- 0151 703 2399
- info@liverpoolbidcompany.com
- www.liverpoolbidcompany.com
Featured Liverpool Business Improvement District Articles
Homes, skills and the North West: why delivery has to come first
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A Week in America | 2 October
Martin Liptrot discusses the political panic unfolding across America as voters prepare for the midterm elections.
BIRMINGHAM MUST BE AT THE HEART OF GOVERNMENT’S NEW GROWTH AGENDA
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Seeing Labour Conference From the Outside Looking In
Francesca King, Marketing Executive at Downtown in Business, recently attended her first Labour Party Conference in Liverpool. In this week’s blog, she reflects on seeing the city, its people and the political landscape from a completely different perspective.
WHY SUTCLIFFE JOINED DIB
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