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MORE THAN JUST BUSINESS Diaries at the Ready We’Ve Got Your Back in 2019 After our successful BID 3 ballot, we snapped threes all over the District. See how many you can guess. Answers on page 5. SPRING 2019 • FREE MORE THAN JUST BUSINESS Diaries at the ready We’ve got your back in 2019 t’s looking like being a great year for festivals, food and fun in Colmore BID Events Birmingham as a host of events take place throughout 2019. We will be adding more great THE TEAM IWe’ve picked out five highlights for you to start planning ahead… events such as our charity quizzes, Food Festival Fringe events and Michele Wilby more sporting events so please Executive Director get in touch with [email protected] Colmore Life: Managing Editor Flatpack Film Festival 30 April-6 May Described as ‘magnificently eclectic’ by national media, Flatpack if you would like to be signed up Katy Paddock is a festival which will take over venues across Birmingham between to our mailer to hear first about Acting Projects Maker 30 April and 6 May, 2019. It draws people from far and wide with upcoming events! Colmore Life: Deputy Editor a mixture of films, performances, contraptions and surprises. Claire J. Smith Themes include animation, music, artists’ film, archive discoveries, Wellbeing Workshop Executive PA to Michele Wilby offbeat shorts for kids and live cinema. 4 March Colmore Life: Journalist Visit flatpackfestival.org.uk for latest news, schedules and for Flatmate membership information. Wellbeing Workshop Jonathan Bryce Projects Maker 13 March Colmore Life: Journalist Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing Runs until 6 May Wellbeing Workshop Mike Mounfield To mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci, 3 April Projects Manager 12 of the Renaissance master’s drawings from the Royal Collection Colmore Life: Journalist will go on display at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, as part of Wellbeing Workshop 12 simultaneous exhibitions across the UK. 10 April Philip Singleton Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing, a nationwide event, will give Projects Manager the widest-ever UK audience the opportunity to see the work of Cinema Club this extraordinary artist, with 144 of his greatest drawings from the John-Jo Von Johnson Royal Collection forming the 12 exhibitions. 9 May Street Operations Manager The exhibition runs until Monday, 6 May and is free to visit. Wellbeing Workshop Aaron Franklyn-Payne Go to www.birminghammuseums.org.uk for more information. 15 May Security Officer Wellbeing Workshop Nicole Panayiotou Birmingham Pride 25 May-26 May 22 May Ambassador Thousands of partygoers are expected to descend on Birmingham Gay Pride on Saturday, 25 May and Sunday, 26 May, at Birmingham Stacey Barnfield Community Games Gay Village for the UK’s biggest two-day LGBTQ festival. Colmore Life: Journalist 24 May A Carnival Parade will wind its way through the city centre as part of Gay Pride, with previous years featuring open top buses, classic Colmore Food Festival elcome to the Spring 2019 edition of Colmore Life! As we approach our third BID cars and a fire engine! term in April we want to thank all businesses that took the time to vote in the ballot 5 July throughout October and November 2018. We achieved a 64% turnout with an Visit www.birminghampride.com for the latest news. CONTACT Colmore Food Festival Wincredible 96% yes vote by number and a 98% yes vote by rateable value. These are incredible results for us to go into our third term with and it is great to know we have the support of the District. Waterloo House, 6 July 20 Waterloo Street, Simplyhealth Great Birmingham 10K 26 May The work of Colmore BID is divided up into seven working areas, Business Matters, Place Marketing, Birmingham The Simplyhealth Great Birmingham 10K returns on Sunday, Colmore Cinema Club Community Building, Safe and Sound, Outstanding Places, Accessible and Connected and Leisure B2 5TB 26 May, with a new and improved route that takes in some and Hospitality. We are excited for what our next five years will hold and hope you are too and if you 31 October 0121 212 1410 ofthe city’s best sights. Among them, Colmore Row and want to be part of it then do get in touch about joining or for more information on our working groups. Birmingham Cathedral. Colmore Christmas Lights I hope that you enjoy reading #ColmoreLife [email protected] It’s an inclusive event that is designed to appeal to runners and Switch On walkers of all abilities who might be taking on their first organised 14 November colmorebusinessdistrict.com run or raising money for a cause close to their heart. Find out more at www.greatrun.org Christmas Workshop Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn 27 November Michele Wilby and Instagram: ColmoreBID Executive Director, Colmore BID Colmore Food Festival Fri 5 July-Sat 6 July Christmas Workshop A firm favourite for food lovers who travel from far and wide to sample the best of the Business District every summer. This year’s 4 December Colmore Food Festival takes place on Friday, July 5 and Saturday, Colmore Cinema Club Designed by July 6 and will once again feature more than 30 food and drink 5 December wearespoke.co.uk stalls, live performances and cooking demonstrations from the most talented chefs in the city centre. Christmas Workshop Keep an eye on the Colmore BID website for announcements. 2 11 December 3 Ballot success for Colmore Successful BID as it secures third term Key Facts New term will generate £6 million investment in city centre Snow Hill area enhancements to be prioritised Colmore Food Festival will continue to improve Improved safety and security provision he Business District will benefit from an additional £6 million “Over the last ten years, Colmore BID has delivered of investment in events, street-cleaning and public realm public realm projects, award-winning events and improvements after the Colmore BID secured a new five-year cultural activities, all whilst working to keep the quality Tterm, which begins in April. of the experience of those who work and visit the District to a high standard. The BID secured the new term between 2019-2024 after a successful renewal ballot of its members in November. “We will improve and expand on the work that we currently do, as well as bringing new, ambitious projects A total of 96% businesses voted in favour of the Colmore BID continuing, to the area. We would like to thank local businesses with 98% in favour by rateable value. The turnout was 64%, the highest for their support, and we look forward to working turnout for a BID renewal ballot in the country for 2018. with them through the next five years.” A Business Improvement District (BID) is where local businesses in a defined geographic area vote to invest together in additional projects and services to improve their business environment. There are now The Leader of Birmingham City Council, Cllr Ian Ward, congratulated over 300 BIDs in towns and cities across the UK, with 12 of these in the BID on its successful renewal ballot. Birmingham. Colmore BID’s new term will begin on 1 April, 2019. “I look forward to a close partnership between the City Council and Colmore Business District is considered the commercial heart of Colmore BID for the strategic success of the city centre,” he said. Birmingham with over 35,000 employees and five million square feet “There are many exciting developments and opportunities in Birmingham of office space. and Colmore BID is integral in helping to maximise these for the benefit Colmore BID Executive Director, Michele Wilby, said: “We are delighted of the commercial heart of the city centre.” to have been voted in for our third term and we are looking forward Words by Stacey Barnfield. to delivering our ambitious plans for BID 3. A third term will see over We are delighted to have been voted in for our third term “ £6 million being invested over five years into Birmingham city centre. and we are looking forward to delivering our ambitious plans “A third term allows us to continue to deliver on our transformational public realm programme around Snow Hill station and the surrounding for BID 3. A third term will see over £6 million being invested areas and we will bolster our on-street presence to provide more support to businesses and partners in relation to security and street scene issues. “ over five years into Birmingham city centre. “In addition to the aims set out in our Business Plan, we will continue Colmore BID Executive Director, Michele Wilby to explore innovative ways to ensure that Colmore Business District continues to be a key UK business hub.” Gary Cardin, Chair of Colmore Business District, said: “I am delighted that local businesses have voted yes for Colmore BID’s third term. Famous threes: answers from the front cover (from left to right, top to bottom). “The next five years will be pivotal for the city and Colmore BID is looking 1 Snow Hill Car Park 5 EFG Independent 9 Snow Hill Car Park 13 Birmingham and 17 Wellington House (back cover) forward to working with partners to ensure that Colmore Business Financial Advisors Midland Institute District continues to be the place to do business in Birmingham. 2 Rider Levett Bucknall 10 No. 23 Bus 18 Birmingham 21 50 Newhall Street 6 14 3 Livery Street 11 Victoria Square Museum and Art 22 Bike Rental Speed Limit Birmingham Museum 7 15 Gallery Colmore Row Birmingham Museum Margaret Street Sainsbury’s and Art Gallery and Art Gallery 19 Snow Hill Station 23 4 Birmingham 12 Discovery 16 Birmingham Museum 50 Newhall Street Cathedral 8 Cavendish House and Art Gallery 20 43 Temple Row 24 103 Colmore Row 4 5 Safe and sound Ultrafast Fibre Broadband voucher scheme “Resolving host……………....................………….
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