Events and installations that drive footfall and support local businesses
A YES vote keeps businesses working together for collective gain
It means levy-paying businesses continue to pool their investment to fund projects, services and improvements that strengthen St Albans city centre as a place to trade, work, visit and enjoy.
Events and installations that drive footfall and support local businesses
Reaching over 46,000 potential customers through BID marketing
Coordinated city-wide projects and enhancements
A stronger voice on business crime and City Centre safety
Keeping spending local through the St Albans Gift Card and BID Benefits
Direct access to business support, advice and essential updates
Promoting St Albans as a shopping, dining and overnight destination
Business continuity through local government change
Targeted investment in projects that make a visible difference
The 2027-2032 Business Plan has been shaped by ongoing engagement with levy-paying businesses, the BID Board and the BID team. It sets the direction for the next five years while allowing the Board to adapt delivery and expenditure as business priorities change.