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This event marks the conclusion of the ABCitiEs project, and provides an opportunity for partners to highlight the progress that has been made over the last three years.

The BID Foundation has announced a call for its Members to help drive the evolution of the Business Improvement District industry by joining a new series of Working Groups.

This IPM webinar looks at the context for places and place leaders that are considering how to ‘live with the virus’. Find out more and join us on 9th February at 2pm.

Professor Cathy Parker, IPM Co-Chair and Research Lead for the High Streets Task Force, appeared on BBC Radio 4 You and Yours on 3^rd January 2022, marking 10 years since the Portas Pilots and looking at the topic of ‘High Street Revival’.

The Institute of Place Management is seeking to appoint a membership coordinator to support the management and development of its growing membership community.

The Baker Street Quarter Partnership has an exciting opportunity for an experienced Security and Environment Manager to join a thriving and ambitious team.

Prof. Cathy Parker reviews the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Committee report on 'Supporting high streets during COVID-19', providing a summary for place managers in England.

The BID Foundation, along with over 100 UK destinations, has written to the Prime Minster to urge government to provide a ‘Business Booster’ of support measures amidst concern about further restrictions and as many businesses struggle to survive.

The move will see BIDs formally represented on a new IPM Membership Council which will guide the work of the Institute and its mission to professional place management. This is a significant development and demonstrates the commitment over 80 UK Business Improvement Districts have to leading the evolution of their industry and raising standards.

Following last night’s announcement of ‘Plan B’ in England and new measures to tackle the spread of the Omicron variant, The BID Foundation is working to support our Members and their levy payers as we enter another challenging period for towns, cities and their businesses.