Liverpool Restaurant Week takes place from 22-28 April. Organised and funded by Liverpool BID Company, with venues across the city centre taking part and advertising offers ranging from £5 to £35. Foodies could even win a meal out once a week for a whole year if they dine out five times during Liverpool Restaurant Week, with the Foodie Passport!
DIB will be hosting our second annual Change Makers Live Conference on Thursday 18th April 2024, bringing together a spectacular and eclectic line-up of innovators, policy makers, and influencers from various industry’s at the stunning Spine Building in Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter to discuss the key issues that are affecting businesses in the UK and around the world.
Explore the city plate by plate with Liverpool Restaurant Week!
Get ‘Spring ready’ with the Liverpool BID Company’s range of events and activities to focus on your wellbeing, the environment, plus help give Liverpool city centre a good spring clean!
Sports retailer Sports Direct acquires Grade II-listed former Marks & Spencer store in Liverpool and will transform it into a 103,000 sq ft retail outlet and health club.
We are delighted that Liverpool BID Company are our latest Business of the Week. Liverpool BID Company is a private, not-for-profit limited company, working on behalf of 1,000 BID Levy Payers in Liverpool.
Goodbye Blue Monday, Hello Yellow Monday! Shake away those January blues as we brighten up your return to the office, with a day of free giveaways and activities on Monday 15 January.
Bill Addy, CEO of Liverpool BID Company has commented on the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget.
A new advisory group should be established to help define the future development of Liverpool’s iconic waterfront.
Bill Addy, CEO of Liverpool BID Company, representing over 800 businesses within Liverpool city centre responds to the governments plan to cancel HS2.
Liverpool’s night-time economy has overtaken the capital’s in terms of transactions, according to data from Square. Liverpool BID Company also reveals that footfall growth from 7pm – 4am has increased by 43% compared with 2019.
New project will help businesses take steps to greener future.
