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Public Consultation: St George’s Street and Canterbury Market

Canterbury City Council would like to hear your views on their proposals to improve the appearance of St George’s Street which could include removing the current street market. The appearance of St George’s Street has been gradually declining over…

February 24, 2020

Council Parking Consultation – Have Your Say!

Canterbury City Council is seeking to make a number of changes to its car parking strategy, and we are aware that these changes, if implemented, are likely to have an impact on the business community. We are always keen…

January 7, 2020

Fill in our parking survey by 23 December

Canterbury City Council is seeking to make a number of changes to its car parking strategy. They are currently consulting the public on these proposals. Canterbury Business Improvement District is aware that these changes, if implemented, are likely to…

December 20, 2019

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Canterbury Connected Business Improvement District (BID) is an independent, business-led, not-for-profit initiative voted for by the businesses of Canterbury in July 2014 and again in July 2019 for another five-year term. Nationally, there are over 300 BIDs in the UK, including three in Kent (Canterbury was the first), investing over £130 million every year, giving business an independent voice and investing in business-led initiatives. to ensure continued investment in Canterbury City Centre. Our mission is to help make Canterbury a vibrant, exciting, well connected and successful business community; an attractive, clean, green, safe and enjoyable destination for customers and clients, shoppers and staff, residents, students and visitors; and a profitable place in which to do business.