List of business improvement districts in London

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List of the business improvement districts in London, England. [1] [2] [3] [4] Kingston First was the first such district in the United Kingdom. [5]

BID nameBID typeArea coveredLondon boroughEstablishedRenewalWebsite
Angel LondonHigh street/town centre Angel town centre including Chapel Market Islington20072012 Official website
Argall AvenueIndustrial Argall Avenue Industrial Estate Waltham Forest20082012 Official website
Baker Street Quarter PartnershipHigh street/town centreBaker StreetWestminster2013 Official website
Bayswater VillageHigh street/town centre Bayswater town centre including Whiteleys Westminster2009n/a Official website [ dead link ]
BeddingtonIndustrialBeddington Industrial AreaSutton2015 Official website
Better BanksideHigh street/town centre South Bank (west): Bankside from Blackfriars Bridge to London Bridge, including Borough Market, Borough High Street, Tate Modern and the Globe Theatre Southwark20052015 Official website
BexleyheathHigh street/town centreBexleyheath Town CentreBexley2011 Official website
Blue Bermondsey High street/town centreBermondseySouthwark2014 Official website
BrixtonHigh street/town centreBrixtonLambeth2013 Official website
BromleyHigh street/town centreBromleyBromley2016 Official website
Camden Town UnlimitedHigh street/town centre Camden Town: Camden High Street and the markets Camden20062016 Official website
Cheapside Business AllianceHigh street/town centreCheapsideCity of London2015 Official website
Clapham Business CommunityHigh street/town centreClaphamLambeth2014 Official website
CroydonHigh street/town centre Croydon Croydon20072012 Official website
Love WimbledonHigh street/town centre Wimbledon Town Centre Merton2012 Official website
E11High street/town centre Leytonstone town centre and industrial unitsWaltham Forest20082012 Official website
Ealing BroadwayHigh street/town centre Ealing town centre on BroadwayEaling20062016 Official website
Euston TownHigh street/town centreEustonCamden2016 Official website
Fitzrovia PartnershipHigh street/town centre Camden and West End Tottenham Court Road and Charlotte Street, W1Camden20122017 Official website
Fulham Broadway BIDHigh street/town centreFulham BroadwayHammersmith & Fulham20182023 Official website
Garratt Business ParkIndustrial Garratt Business Park (4 of the 5 units) in Earlsfield Wandsworth20092013 Official website
Hainault Business ParkIndustrial Hainault Business Park Redbridge20062011 Official website
Hammersmith BIDHigh street/town centre Hammersmith, including offices, retail and theatresHammersmith and Fulham20062016 Official website
Hampstead Village BIDHigh street/town centre Hampstead High Street Camden2016 Official website
Harrow Town CentreHigh street/town centreHarrow town centreHarrow2014 Official website
Heart of London Business AllianceHigh street/town centre West End: Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus Westminster20052012 Official website
IlfordHigh street/town centre Ilford town centre, including The Mall Ilford Redbridge20092014 Official website
Central District AllianceHigh street/town centreHolborn, St Giles, Bloomsbury, Farringdon and ClerkenwellCamden / Islington20052020 Official website
inStreathamHigh street/town centre Streatham Lambeth20132018 Official website
Kimpton Industrial EstateIndustrial Kimpton Industrial Estate Sutton20092014 Official website
Kingston FirstHigh street/town centre Kingston town centre, including shopping centresKingston upon Thames20052014 Official website
London RiversideIndustrial Rainham (five adjoining industrial estates and business parks) within London Riverside Havering20072012 Official website
Marble Arch LondonHigh street/town centreNorthern stretch of Park Lane, Marble Arch, Connaught Village, Seymour Place and Edgware Road to the Marylebone FlyoverWestminster2016 Official website
New AddingtonHigh street/town centreNew AddingtonCroydon2012
New West End Company High street/town centre West End: Oxford Street, Bond Street and Regent Street Westminster20052013 Official website
NorthbankHigh street/town centre Aldwych, Strand and Trafalgar Square Westminster2013 Official website
Orpington 1stHigh street/town centre Orpington town centreBromley2013 Official website
Paddington NowHigh street/town centre Praed Street and environsWestminster20052012 Official website
Purley BIDHigh street/town centrePurley in CroydonCroydon2015 Official website
South Bank BIDHigh street/town centreSouth BankLambeth/Southwark2014 Official website
Station to StationHigh street/town centre West Norwood and Tulse Hill Lambeth2016 Official website
Stratford OriginalHigh street/town centreStratford town centreNewham2015 Official website
Successful SuttonHigh street/town centre Sutton town centreSutton2012 Official website
Team London BridgeHigh street/town centre South Bank (east): between London Bridge and Tower Bridge Southwark20062010 Official website
Try TwickenhamHigh street/town centreTwickenhamRichmond upon Thames2013 Official website
Vauxhall OneHigh street/town centre Vauxhall town centre including The Oval Lambeth2012 Official website
VictoriaHigh street/town centre Victoria areaWestminster20092015 Official website
We Are WaterlooHigh street/town centre Waterloo area, including Lower Marsh, The Cut and the Old Vic and Young Vic theatresLambeth (extended into Southwark in 2008)20062016 Official website
West EalingHigh street/town centreWest EalingEaling2014 Official website
Willow LaneIndustrial Willow Lane Trading Estate Merton20092014 Official website

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