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 name | BID type | Area covered | London borough | Established | Renewal | Website |
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Angel London | High street/town centre | Angel town centre including Chapel Market | Islington | 2007 | 2012 | Official website |
Argall Avenue | Industrial | Argall Avenue Industrial Estate | Waltham Forest | 2008 | 2012 | Official website |
Baker Street Quarter Partnership | High street/town centre | Baker Street | Westminster | 2013 | Official website | |
Bayswater Village | High street/town centre | Bayswater town centre including Whiteleys | Westminster | 2009 | n/a | Official website [ dead link ] |
Beddington | Industrial | Beddington Industrial Area | Sutton | 2015 | Official website | |
Better Bankside | High 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 | Southwark | 2005 | 2015 | Official website |
Bexleyheath | High street/town centre | Bexleyheath Town Centre | Bexley | 2011 | Official website | |
Blue Bermondsey | High street/town centre | Bermondsey | Southwark | 2014 | Official website | |
Brixton | High street/town centre | Brixton | Lambeth | 2013 | Official website | |
Bromley | High street/town centre | Bromley | Bromley | 2016 | Official website | |
Camden Town Unlimited | High street/town centre | Camden Town: Camden High Street and the markets | Camden | 2006 | 2016 | Official website |
Cheapside Business Alliance | High street/town centre | Cheapside | City of London | 2015 | Official website | |
Clapham Business Community | High street/town centre | Clapham | Lambeth | 2014 | Official website | |
Croydon | High street/town centre | Croydon | Croydon | 2007 | 2012 | Official website |
Love Wimbledon | High street/town centre | Wimbledon Town Centre | Merton | 2012 | Official website | |
E11 | High street/town centre | Leytonstone town centre and industrial units | Waltham Forest | 2008 | 2012 | Official website |
Ealing Broadway | High street/town centre | Ealing town centre on Broadway | Ealing | 2006 | 2016 | Official website |
Euston Town | High street/town centre | Euston | Camden | 2016 | Official website | |
Fitzrovia Partnership | High street/town centre | Camden and West End Tottenham Court Road and Charlotte Street, W1 | Camden | 2012 | 2017 | Official website |
Fulham Broadway BID | High street/town centre | Fulham Broadway | Hammersmith & Fulham | 2018 | 2023 | Official website |
Garratt Business Park | Industrial | Garratt Business Park (4 of the 5 units) in Earlsfield | Wandsworth | 2009 | 2013 | Official website |
Hainault Business Park | Industrial | Hainault Business Park | Redbridge | 2006 | 2011 | Official website |
Hammersmith BID | High street/town centre | Hammersmith, including offices, retail and theatres | Hammersmith and Fulham | 2006 | 2016 | Official website |
Hampstead Village BID | High street/town centre | Hampstead High Street | Camden | 2016 | Official website | |
Harrow Town Centre | High street/town centre | Harrow town centre | Harrow | 2014 | Official website | |
Heart of London Business Alliance | High street/town centre | West End: Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus | Westminster | 2005 | 2012 | Official website |
Ilford | High street/town centre | Ilford town centre, including The Mall Ilford | Redbridge | 2009 | 2014 | Official website |
Central District Alliance | High street/town centre | Holborn, St Giles, Bloomsbury, Farringdon and Clerkenwell | Camden / Islington | 2005 | 2020 | Official website |
inStreatham | High street/town centre | Streatham | Lambeth | 2013 | 2018 | Official website |
Kimpton Industrial Estate | Industrial | Kimpton Industrial Estate | Sutton | 2009 | 2014 | Official website |
Kingston First | High street/town centre | Kingston town centre, including shopping centres | Kingston upon Thames | 2005 | 2014 | Official website |
London Riverside | Industrial | Rainham (five adjoining industrial estates and business parks) within London Riverside | Havering | 2007 | 2012 | Official website |
Marble Arch London | High street/town centre | Northern stretch of Park Lane, Marble Arch, Connaught Village, Seymour Place and Edgware Road to the Marylebone Flyover | Westminster | 2016 | Official website | |
New Addington | High street/town centre | New Addington | Croydon | 2012 | ||
New West End Company | High street/town centre | West End: Oxford Street, Bond Street and Regent Street | Westminster | 2005 | 2013 | Official website |
Northbank | High street/town centre | Aldwych, Strand and Trafalgar Square | Westminster | 2013 | Official website | |
Orpington 1st | High street/town centre | Orpington town centre | Bromley | 2013 | Official website | |
Paddington Now | High street/town centre | Praed Street and environs | Westminster | 2005 | 2012 | Official website |
Purley BID | High street/town centre | Purley in Croydon | Croydon | 2015 | Official website | |
South Bank BID | High street/town centre | South Bank | Lambeth/Southwark | 2014 | Official website | |
Station to Station | High street/town centre | West Norwood and Tulse Hill | Lambeth | 2016 | Official website | |
Stratford Original | High street/town centre | Stratford town centre | Newham | 2015 | Official website | |
Successful Sutton | High street/town centre | Sutton town centre | Sutton | 2012 | Official website | |
Team London Bridge | High street/town centre | South Bank (east): between London Bridge and Tower Bridge | Southwark | 2006 | 2010 | Official website |
Try Twickenham | High street/town centre | Twickenham | Richmond upon Thames | 2013 | Official website | |
Vauxhall One | High street/town centre | Vauxhall town centre including The Oval | Lambeth | 2012 | Official website | |
Victoria | High street/town centre | Victoria area | Westminster | 2009 | 2015 | Official website |
We Are Waterloo | High street/town centre | Waterloo area, including Lower Marsh, The Cut and the Old Vic and Young Vic theatres | Lambeth (extended into Southwark in 2008) | 2006 | 2016 | Official website |
West Ealing | High street/town centre | West Ealing | Ealing | 2014 | Official website | |
Willow Lane | Industrial | Willow Lane Trading Estate | Merton | 2009 | 2014 | Official website |
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