Team London Bridge celebrates 20 years of BIDs in the UK
October 2024 marks 20 years since the anniversary of the first Business Improvement District (BID) pilot, with £1bn invested in local services and events to improve towns and cities for communities and business across the UK.
PC Lee Noble Honoured for Exceptional Community Policing in London Bridge
Hats off to PC Lee! Our BID Funded BTP Officer PC Lee Noble was recognised at the British Transport Police Chief Constables Commendation Ceremony this week for his outstanding dedication and commitment working in the London Bridge area 'ensuring major improvements in safety and quality of life throughout the area' – we couldn’t agree more!
Queen Elizabeth Gardens: A Bee-autiful Transformation Unveiled!
In Spring, we joined forces with environmental charity BOST and 21 volunteers from local businesses to rejuvenate Queen Elizabeth Gardens, a beloved green corner of London Bridge located in front of Restaurant Story at the top of Tooley Street.
London Festival of Architecture Turns 20
It’s normally annoying when birthdays clash… But this month, it has been a treat to celebrate three major birthdays, with the 20th anniversary of BIDs, the London Festival of Architecture (LFA) turning 20, and the 10th year since the Low Line idea was coined by a resident living near London Bridge.
Who’s Paying? The Hidden Costs of Volunteering
We are lucky. On one hand, London Bridge businesses have always been generous with their enthusiasm for volunteering and on the other, local charities and community groups are welcoming and eager to provide meaningful experiences for local employees.