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Fleet Street Quarter Business Improvement District

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The Fleet Street Quarter Business Improvement District is seeking renewal for a second five-year term, with a ballot of businesses upcoming.

The City of London's Policy and Resources Committee approved the Fleet Street Quarter Business Improvement District (BID) to proceed to a ballot for renewal in October 2026. This decision, made on October 22, 2026, allows the BID to seek a second five-year term, focusing on destination development, placemaking, community impact, and safety.

The next stage involves a ballot of levy-paying businesses, which the City of London Corporation will manage. For the BID's mandate to be renewed, a majority of the businesses voting must vote in favour, and those voting in favour must also represent a majority of the rateable value.

Key facts

  1. The City of London's Policy and Resources Committee approved the Fleet Street Quarter BID to proceed to a ballot on October 22, 2026. Source
  2. For a BID ballot to be successful, a majority of the number of businesses voting must vote in favour. Source
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