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Rachel Pilard

A photo of the front of the Beaney House of Arts & Knowledge

Peeps 2021 Arrives in Canterbury

This summer Canterbury BID is delighted to have sponsored an eye catching new sculpture for the city centre. Positioned outside The Beaney House of Art and Knowledge, Peeps, 2021 was designed by artist Alice Irwin and is made from…

29/07/2021

A banner poster for Canterbury's Summer of Rewards, with a summery illustration of Canterbury's skyline in the background

Canterbury is offering a Summer of Rewards

Canterbury BID has announced the launch of ‘Summer of Rewards with MyCanterbury’ to thank residents and visitors for supporting Canterbury over the past 18 months. Over the next six weeks, local businesses are offering daily deals and discounts providing…

26/07/2021

A photo of a Canterbury street at night, with The Shakespeare pub in the foreground and Canterbury Cathedral in the background

Step 4 of England’s Roadmap

The Prime Minister has outlined more details about Step 4, the final stage of the England roadmap, expected to start on 19th July. The Government will remove outstanding legal restrictions on social contact, life events and open the remaining…

06/07/2021

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Canterbury Business Improvement District (BID) is an independent, business-led, not-for-profit initiative voted for by the businesses of Canterbury in July 2014 and again in July 2019 for another five-year term. Nationally, there are over 340 BIDs in the UK, including three in Kent (Canterbury was the first), investing over £150 million every year, giving business an independent voice and investing in business-led initiatives. Our mission is to help support and improve the trading environment in Canterbury city centre. BID projects are focussed on making Canterbury a vibrant, exciting, well connected and successful business community, and an attractive, clean, green, safe, enjoyable destination for everyone.

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