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Half-term games at Victoria Embankment Gardens
Make the most of the outdoors this half-term with giant family games in Victoria Embankment Gardens. Provided by The Northbank BID, the games will be in place from Monday 26 October – Sunday 1 November for the local community to use for free to enjoy this green space, in line with local Covid-19 restrictions. Pop down to enjoy a game of Snakes & Ladders, Giant Chess, Connect 4 and more!
South Westminster BIDs Virtual Event Series: November
This November we are back with more events. Join us to find out ways to help combat stress through mindfulness and meditation, for National Stress Awareness Day, learn more about the Illuminated River project, a new public art commission, and find out how to use digital marketing effectively to help your business thrive. Please note: You must book a ticket through Eventbrite in order to receive a ticket and a Zoom link. Please refer to Eventbrite pages below for dates,…
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A Message from the Deputy Mayor for Environment & Energy - Business Survey
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and his team at City Hall want to work with businesses to help deliver a green recovery from this pandemic and make London a zero carbon city. London’s commercial and industrial buildings make up...
WCC - Licensing Policy Consultation
Westminster City Council is updating its Licensing Policy and they want to know what you think.The Licensing Policy aims to support licensed premises, while preventing crime and disorder, ensuring public safety and protecting children from harm. Under the Licensing Act...
Clean Air Villages 3 - Cleaner deliveries and advice for businesses in Northbank BID
Cross River Partnership (CRP) is delivering the Clean Air Villages 3 project (CAV3), funded by Defra’s Air Quality Grant, with Westminster City Council as the leading partner, to improve local air quality. Working together with Northbank Bid, the CRP’s CAV...
