Plymouth waterfront Partnership
Creating the Plymouth Waterfront of Tomorrow, Today.
PWP BID, one voice encompassing over 960 businesses across four square miles of Plymouth’s Waterfront.
The BID’s role is as important as ever, encompassing over 960 businesses across Plymouth’s Waterfront including: The Barbican, Sutton Harbour, Bretonside, Queen Anne’s Battery, Hoe, Millbay, Royal William Yard, Mount Batten and Mayflower Marina.
Waterfront news
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Waterfront BID Support
where numbers matter
City Visitors annually
Encompassing 960+ Waterfront businesses
ONE UNITED VOICE TO DRIVE GROWTH
About the bid
The Waterfront Business Improvement District (BID) has been in operation since April 2012 and is delivered through Plymouth Waterfront Partnership Ltd (PWP), a not-for-profit organisation.
The BID encompasses more than 960 businesses (approximately 560 Voting Levy Payers and 400 Basic Level Businesses) across four square miles of the Plymouth Waterfront.
BID Levy paying businesses with a Business Rateable Value of over £7,000 within the geographical area currently pay 1.7% Levy based on their rateable value.
Plymouth Waterfront businesses voted in favour to renew the BID for a further five years in April 2022 and the BID will operate until the end of March 2027. Our projects outlined in the current Business Plan for Waterfront BID3 are focused around four key themes: Business Voice, Environmental Excellence, Vibrant Tourist Attraction, Transformational – Creating The Waterfront Of Tomorrow, Today.
PWP works in close partnership with the Plymouth City Centre Company BID, Destination Plymouth and Plymouth City Council.
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Current BID Supported Initiatives
