Pivotal vote on town centres

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Brooks, J

Series: Planning (for the Natural and Built Environment) ; (1563) 2 April 2004, 16(1)Publication details: 2004Subject(s):

Summary: Looks at opportunities for town centre regeneration if participants in the 22 pilot Business Improvement Districts (BIDS) vote to extend the schemes. Under the scheme, local retailers and businesses pay a self-imposed levy on their business rates for environmental improvements.

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Looks at opportunities for town centre regeneration if participants in the 22 pilot Business Improvement Districts (BIDS) vote to extend the schemes. Under the scheme, local retailers and businesses pay a self-imposed levy on their business rates for environmental improvements.

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