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With the introduction of the Business Improvement District (BID) Scheme in 2008 Winchester City Centre Partnership is the delivery vehicle for the BID budget and aims. The BID will operate for the maximum allowable term of 5 years commencing on 1st April 2008 and ending 31st March 2013. An independent management board of up to 15 non-executive directors control the company, BID activities and funds.
Winchester BID mission statement: "To create a business led programme of investment throughout Winchester City Centre, raising the quality of experience for businesses, residents and visitors".
The objectives set out in the Business Improvement District (BID) business plan are building upon those of the Winchester City Centre Partnership (WCCP) and their partner organisations; Hampshire County Council, Winchester City Council and North Hampshire Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
• To promote business
• To improve street management
• To improve community safety
• To increase the involvement of the business community
In addition, the BID will have a supporting role with those partners and others:
• To improve access
• To better manage the evening economy
Winchester BID are proud to sponsor the category Winchester BID member of the Year to reward the BID members in their contribution since the scheme started in April 2008.
“This award will recognise the commitment local businesses have made to the unique offering that is Winchester city centre. The winning business will be able to demonstrate an outstanding approach to their dedication to Winchester City Centre by being a positive and proactive member of the city in the local business community.”
Amy McCartan, Winchester Business Improvement District (BID). Sponsor of Winchester BID Member of the year.
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