Bournemouth Coastal Bid backs Bounce Back Better manifesto
Bournemouth Coastal BID is calling for extra targeted support for the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors.
Read more
Tag: #bournemouthcoastalbid
You are here:
Archives
Categories
LATEST NEWS
Tier approach disappoints Bournemouth Coastal BID
Bournemouth Coastal BID said it was disappointed its seven trading areas have been placed in Tier 2.
Buy local or it’s goodbye to local businesses says Bournemouth Coastal BID
Support businesses in Tuckton, Pokesdown, Southbourne, Boscombe, Seafront, East Cliff and West Cliff and Westbourne.
Petition calling for Minster for Hospitality
Bournemouth Coastal BID is throwing its support behind a campaign to have a dedicated Minister for Hospitality in the government.
Improvement plans for Boscombe
Bournemouth Coastal BID has secured £65,000 from the government which will enable the area to have additional seating, permanent lighting and plants.
Visitors to Westbourne assured of a colourful welcome
Dawn McLachlan, landlady of The Porterhouse, and a team of volunteers have been adding plants around the area.
Bournemouth monster hunt – the fun way to go on safari
Bournemouth Coastal BID has launched the Monster Hero Safari trail in its seven areas – Tuckton, Pokesdown, Southbourne, Boscombe, East Cliff and West Cliff, Seafront and Westbourne – and collecting them will help the NHS.
Businesses secure £100,000 in grants
Businesses in Tuckton, Pokesdown, Southbourne, Boscombe, East Cliff and West Cliff, Seafront and Westbourne, described as Bournemouth Coastal BID’s ‘villages’, have received funding to help them to survive.
“Time is running out” says Bournemouth Coastal BID as it backs national #RaiseTheBar initiative
“Time is running out for businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors,” says Bournemouth Coastal Bid, and it is urging the government for more clarity and assistance.
Bournemouth Coastal BID throws its weight behind national campaign to save businesses from collapse
Bournemouth Coastal BID has thrown its weight behind a national campaign that is urging the government to give extra help to the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors.