How the BID is managed and area-wide ambitions are driven forward.
Each member takes up the post of Director of The BID Company and represents the business community on their behalf. Board Members are re-elected annually at the company AGM. This takes into account business types, sizes and geographical locations.
The Board oversees the strategy and administration and spend of business money, as well as being a ‘champion’ of the local efforts.
Minutes from the last Annual General Meeting are available on request.
Capco
London School of Economics
Bain & Co
Corinthia London
One Aldwych
The Waldorf Hilton
Capital Arches Group
Delfont Mackintosh Theatres
Somerset House Trust
Coutts
PwC
Network Rail
The expertise and support of public sector bodies and other stakeholders in the area is vital to the partnership.
| Name | Company |
|---|---|
| Fr Luke Miller | Archdeacon of London |
| Allyson Hargreaves | St Martin-in-the-Fields |
| Fraser MacDonald | Transport for London |
| Name | Company |
|---|---|
| Greg Ward | Westminster City Council |
| Haylea Asadi | Westminster City Council |
| Tim Mitchell | Westminster City Council |
As you’ll read in the BID Proposal, the BID has worked as a catalyst for private-public partnerships, bringing Westminster City Council, Tfl, The Met Police and other key London partners to the forefront of the areas needs and ambitions, creating a direct link with the businesses. Between this partnership effort, the teams on the ground and support from the local community, The Northbank BID has achieved a lot in its first few years.
The BID has published its BID Proposal for the second term 2018-2023, drawing together how the Executive and Street teams have answered the business community’s key concerns and implementing five years of improvements.
Through consultation, businesses have asked for continued: public realm improvements, street cleaning and reporting, safety and security, marketing and promotion, and corporate social responsibility.
It runs from Admiralty Arch in the West, through Trafalgar Square, along the Strand and through Aldwych to Temple.
The northern boundary is Chandos Place, Maiden Lane, Tavistock Street and Carey Street. The eastern boundary runs along Bell Yard and Temple Gardens. The southern boundary runs along the Embankment from Northumberland Avenue to Temple Pier.
