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In October you will be asked to vote ‘yes’ to a BID in Brixton

Vote ‘yes’ to help Brixton be the place that you want it to be | www.brixtonbid.co.uk

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A ‘yes’ vote for the Brixton BID will mean that hundreds of thousands of pounds can be spent supporting our innovators, entrepreneurs and business people through training, improvements to our environment, safety,

marketing and lowering business costs to name but a few. This is an exciting opportunity for us as business people to make a real difference in Brixton, increase our footfall and profile. Elly Foster, Satay Bar, Brixton BID Chair

WHAT IS BEING PROPOSED?

Making sure businesses have a say in the future of Brixton!

A BiD (Business improvement District) creates, develops and funds area-based projects that benefit the commercial environment, the area as a whole and the public realm. BiDs deliver additional services to those provided by the Council, focused specifically on business-related improvements. BiDs bring local businesses together to work collectively to improve their district; importantly, businesses decide on the priorities for projects – it is your area, therefore BiDs believe it should be your choice!

Businesses in Brixton want to create a BiD to permanently put the area on the map as a forward-thinking and fantastic place to have a business – the BiD would work for you, improving the area in the way that you need and maximising footfall in your businesses.

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Brixton is a very special place - dynamic and diverse - and there is always something new going on. It’s a great place to do business with its busy

town centre and superb public transport connections. The Brixton BID will run services for business, paid for by business, and help give the hundreds of businesses in Brixton a strong voice. Jackie Meldrum,

Deputy Leader, Lambeth Council

What is included in this proposal?

We have spoken to Brixton businesses to understand what you would like from a BID. This is why…

Vote ‘yes’ for a business-led Brixton!

This proposal provides information about what the Brixton BID intends to offer businesses in the area.

To be established, the BID needs a majority vote from businesses with an eligible rateable value in the area. This proposal outlines the benefits of voting ‘yes’.

We provide information about how the BID would be funded and details about how to vote.

Introduction

Vision

Project areas the BID will focus on

Financial information

Ballot process

Management of the bid

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INTRODUCTION

What is a BID?A BID is a non-profit, business-led partnership between local businesses which exists to implement projects which benefit the business environment and local area as a whole. Projects depend on the needs of each area and its businesses, but generally include area promotion, place and environmental improvements and enhanced safety measures.

BIDs raise money through a levy from businesses with a rateable value over a certain amount. In Brixton, this levy would be 1.5% and the rateable value £5k. BIDs also seek additional income from government schemes and grant funds.

BIDs have had huge success across the country, in London and in Lambeth itself, where three successful BIDs exist to date – Waterloo Quarter, Vauxhall One and in Streatham. Based on their success, all BIDs who have completed a first term have been voted in for a second.

Why does Brixton need a BID?A BID in Brixton would enable the area to benefit from similar success, making notable improvements to the area as a top destination in which to do business, visit and live.

As a major commuter hub and top visitor destination with a diverse business community, Brixton is the capital of Lambeth. Brixton BID will ensure these characteristics continue to thrive and improve, eliminating dangers and annoyances and boosting footfall.

Vote ‘yes’ to become one of the many boroughs benefiting from a BID

What are the benefits?

• Businesses have a say

• United voice of Brixton businesses

• Increased footfall

• Improved image

• Access to funding

• Better relationships with the council, other public bodies and other businesses

• Better security for Brixton and its businesses

• Cleaner, greener Brixton

• Reduced overheads for businesses

• Skills development for Brixton employees and local people

Brixton has been supposedly up and coming for the last 5-8 years, I believe that in the last couple of years it has really arrived. It is an

exciting place to be with its mix of SMEs and chain stores and companies are chomping at the bit to set up in Brixton. A BID in Brixton I think will be the icing on the cake, marketing Brixton internally and externally, public events, bringing local groups together, who share a common goal to develop and keep Brixton great! Emma-Louise Stewart,

Head of BID Development, Brixton Bid

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A VISION FOR BRIXTON CREATED BY ITS BUSINESSES

We want Brixton to continue to thrive and believe that working with and listening to you as its businesses is critical to this.

Brixton BID Development Company (Brixton BID) is governed by 18 Board members from local businesses, with consumer and public organisations also represented – this ensures that business needs are at the forefront of our strategy.

We held an initial consultation with 90 Brixton businesses to gauge interest in a BID – 97% indicated that they would vote ‘yes’ to a BID in principal.

Businesses identified key priority areas for a new BID which fall into three categories: Marketing, Environment and Partnerships. The vision we have developed for the BID is based on these.

Businesses consulted want a BID to:

• Market Brixton, promoting it internally and externally, improving signage and enabling a better Brixton experience.

• Enable businesses to benefit from being part of a connected community, working together for business efficiencies and investing in the skills of its employees and residents.

• Create a cleaner, greener and safer Brixton – an attractive and sustainable environment which represents the area and its unique offer.

If you vote ‘yes’, Brixton BID will work to successfully implement this vision over its five year term.

Vote ‘yes’ to achieve real benefits for Brixton

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Brixton is an amazing place to have a business. We really do have a truly eclectic mix of businesses and clientele. I would love to see us

as businesses working more together to make the Brixton we love even better. I think a BID would really help us to grow the sense of community between businesses and make some key changes to the area which really reflect what we need. Paul Bassey, Veranda Restaurant, Brixton bid vice chair

Brixton Business Improvement District – Snapshot of Improvements

From what I can tell of a BID, it will help enable communication between the various

businesses and the various authorities in Brixton. Even at the early stages it seems that it will also provide useful training for members of staff which is always helpful. Matt Ward,

White Horse

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WE’RE TALKING MARKETING – 2014-2019

Brighter, better, bolder Brixton!Brixton is a vibrant cultural and business hub, bustling with opportunities for residents and visitors alike. The area has been identified as one of Greater London’s major centres and is already famed for its market, iconic streets and roots in the music industry.

In the consultation you told us that further promotion of the area is critical to increasing success for your businesses; a BID in Brixton would prioritise marketing and promotion of the area, helping to increase footfall and targeted engagement with the services offered by your businesses. To really capitalise on its potential success, the BID will market Brixton internally, improving relationships between local service providers and increasing local business, and externally, driving an increase in visitor take-up of leisure and business services. In addition to targeted communication campaigns, we will deliver top quality events, designed to showcase Brixton businesses in different sectors.

You voted for:


What have we done already?

• Increased footfall

• Improved image of Brixton

• Visitors and residents have a better understanding of what Brixton has to offer

• Targeted promotional work around your individual businesses and Brixton’s businesses as a whole on your behalf

• Brixton will be promoted in a way that represents you

• Better signposting to your businesses

In collaboration with Brixton Market Traders and Lambeth Council, we are staging a food festival in October; the aim is to celebrate Brixton’s food and drink businesses and encourage residents and visitors to become acquainted with the full range of Brixton cuisine.

We are in conversation with TFL to secure funding for a town centre booth to improve access to and from businesses in the area and promote a better Brixton experience.

It gives me great pleasure to serve the local community of Brixton; as I was born and raised here. The BID could do a great deal, in ensuring that the local

communities can remain players in the new, evolving Brixton landscape. Danny Gale,

BICKLES

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Town centre booth and better signage

Magazine/newspaper

Brixton App

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What are we going to do?We understand that to really boost image and footfall, we need to engage with visitors and customers on multiple levels, promoting Brixton in print, online and through live events. We plan to develop the Brixton brand, making the opportunities within the area more visible and easier to engage with. To this effect, we are going to implement a number of exciting projects.

We will improve signage and create a staffed town centre booth, promoting the best way to engage with and travel round Brixton. This will de-clutter the area, improve safety of travel (illegal cabs and a confusing bus parade are real dangers which need removing), and help to show Brixton in its best light.

We will develop targeted communications to create a buzz around Brixton and ensure that residents, visitors and businesses have up-to-date information about what is happening in the area. We also want to improve uptake on local initiatives such as the Brixton pound. We’ll have a say in the Brixton Blog and Bugle, featuring information and news about the area and its businesses. We’ll also create an online Brixton Business Forum, with daily updates and news shared by visitors and businesses. A presence in the Blog and Bugle will mean increased and improved engagement with your business.

We will deliver a range of events to promote Brixton and its businesses. We will run seasonal events, such as Christmas lights and shopping markets and themed events to promote different sectors.

We will create a Brixton App to ensure that visitors have the most up-to-date information about the area, tying into our forum, offering deals, promotions and competitions to develop up-take on services. The App would be tied into the Brixton Pound, to increase usage and develop the way in which it is used.

WE’RE TALKING MARKETING – 2014-2019

Deliverables

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As one of the oldest businesses in Brixton it is an honour and a pleasure to serve such a diverse community. Brixton is an exciting place with

colourful energy day and night. A BID in Brixton will raise the profile further of this active community. Uma Patel,

Banks Optometrists

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WE’RE TALKING PARTNERSHIPS – 2014-2019

You voted for:

Live, work, love Brixton!Brixton has a fantastic local culture, community and a close-knit business sector; there is more to be done to maximise the potential of this unique mix, facilitating collaborative working and helping each other to succeed.

In the consultation you told us that you wanted a focus on business efficiency and productivity, CSR opportunities, celebrating and connecting local businesses and up-skilling local employees and residents for the benefit of your businesses.

We will help you to benefit from a joined-up approach and each others’ services and expertise; this will ensure everyone feels part of a local economy and environment which is sustainable and full of prospects. Brixton BID will represent Brixton businesses in the Council’s Future Brixton Plan, ensuring that business interests and input are recognised.

In addition to the levy income, the BID will partner with central funders to secure additional funds for projects to benefit businesses.




• Savings on your overheads

• Better relationships with other organisations in the area

• Develop the skill-set of your staff

• Develop your talent pipeline

• Bringing the community together as one to improve the prospects of the area

• Exhibited at Lambeth College Careers Fair and delivered an event connecting local businesses to young unemployed people in Lambeth

• Delivered free training to 36 Brixton businesses in collaboration with Lambeth College

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Improve business efficiency - Set up a co-op

Skills exchange with Lambeth College for training

Skills exchange with Lambeth College for out-of-work young people

Volunteering and community events

Brixton business awards

Improve business efficiency - Reduce utility bills

I think the BID could make the businesses come together more and be more proud of what they are. It would help the

businesses develop and grow and it will make Brixton a safer place. There are a lot of changes going on already and I think the BID will make the changes even more relevant to businesses and grow Brixton.

Dr Yvonne Thompson CBE,

ACBN

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WE’RE TALKING PARTNERSHIPS – 2014-2019

What are we going to do?To truly connect the community in a way which has benefits for all, the BID will act as your representative, taking into account your needs to initiate collaborative projects. Based on what you’ve asked for, we are planning to run the following initiatives.

Deliverables

We will improve business efficiency by setting up a co-operative to allow savings. Purchases might include alcohol, specialist stock not available in the market and stationery. Cooperatives such as this have had huge success for businesses elsewhere, an example of which is in Ibiza where the large clubs reduced their alcohol spend by 30%. We will also work with utility companies to decrease your bills, encouraging maximum participation from businesses to make the most savings.

We will develop targeted communications to create a buzz around Brixton and ensure that we understand that to develop your business you need well-trained, quality staff. It is also important to invest in local residents who represent your future candidates to ensure they have the best possible chance of success and that Brixton bucks the national trend of unemployment – both important factors in developing the area. Brixton BID will therefore be running initiatives to develop the skills base of people living and working locally. We’ll be working with Lambeth College to offer free/subsidised training for your staff and deliver opportunities to students to ensure that they are better able to enter the local job market, such as mentoring, employer talks and internships.

We know engagement with and supporting the community is a focus for businesses in Brixton. To support this, we’ll be creating business-led volunteering opportunities and community events.

There are fantastic benefits to be realised from local businesses working together and we want to create opportunities for you to do this. This is why we’ll be running networking events throughout our term. We also know how important it is to celebrate business success, so we’ll be hosting an annual business awards ceremony, in collaboration with Lambeth and its other BIDs.


Brixton is the centre of my universe because everything that I need is here. Being a business in Brixton means that I’m part of Brixton’s fabulous community.

The BID is going to help Brixton to market itself and put out the wonderful positive image that Brixton now is. Stuart Horwood,

Brixton Market

Brixton is in a good place right now. It is the embodiment of diversity, good fun

with an upwardly mobile populace. As Chairman of Brixton’s Night-Time Economy Forum, I believe that the Brixton BID is poised to move Brixton up a further notch with its support for young entrepreneurs, new start ups and established businesses bringing in a professionalism and drive that benefits the entire area.

The BID are pursuing a concentrated PR drive, a commitment to public safety, business training and a cast iron commitment to reducing business costs and is greatly anticipated. Approving the BID initiative will not only be great for my business The Fridge bar, it will also prove beneficial for all of the day and night time economy businesses operating within the Brixton area. Brixton cannot be held back any longer! Fasten your seat belts!! Afia Asha,

FRIDGE BAR, night-time economy forum chair

It means for us that we have to push ourselves to make the best food

we can. We are happy to be part of this independent food movement happening in the market and glad to have the opportunity to bring our concept to the people of Brixton. We feel we have the best customers ever here. Everyone is really friendly and we are surrounded with creative people trying to do something new all the time. Alberto Figueroa,

Bukowski

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WE’RE TALKING ENVIRONMENT – 2014-2019

Safer, greener, cleaner Brixton!Brixton is a fantastic place to work and live and we want to ensure the environment reflects this. Brixton and its streets have a strong cultural identity and a lot to offer; it is important that this shines through and isn’t clouded by nuisances and environmental issues. We want visitors and residents to feel safe in Brixton to enable positive experiences in the area. Businesses in Brixton should be proud of all aspects of the way business is conducted so environmental efficiency is also critical.

We know from both the consultation and the Night-Time Economy Forum we set up in February 2013 that there are numerous issues in the environmental remit which need to be addressed. Brixton BID would seek to build on existing services delivered by the council in this area and deliver additional initiatives to enhance the environment. Furthermore, we will monitor public service delivery to ensure that businesses have an understanding of how the Council is meeting its baselines.

The areas of focus identified by Brixton businesses include improving security and monitoring, working with the public sector and developers to ensure sustainable building work, improving environmental efficiencies through cycling and recycling schemes and improving cleanliness of the area.




• Cleaner, safer streets

• A more environmentally friendly and sustainable Brixton

• Ensures that new developments are built responsibly

• Develop your talent pipeline

• Brixton as a place is a more pleasant environment in which to work and live, improving the prospects of the area

• Set up a Night-Time Economy Forum to facilitate joint-working around night-time business issues, such as safety, security and cleaning

• Become a part of the Lambeth Crime Reduction Board to represent the business voice across the community

• Secured GLA funding to improve the environment in Brixton by installing planters on Brixton Station Road

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Sweeping and graffiti removal

Better security - radio and camera links

Cost effective recycling

Better security - Night Time Economy Forum

Work with the Police, Council and Developers

Improved cycling facilities and schemes

Brixton is the place to be! It is a wonderful place to have a business because of its diversity, creativity and

liveliness. The Brixton BID will be a huge help to business owners and their customers as it will promote our local economy and encourage its growth and development. Mellissa Morgan,

MS CUPCAKE

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WE’RE TALKING ENVIRONMENT – 2014-2019

What are we going to do?To develop and maintain Brixton’s environment, Brixton BID will implement projects to improve safety, ensure business and new developments are delivered responsibly and help to make physical improvements to Brixton as a place.

Deliverables

Issues including illegal cabs and the current policies surrounding this and a need for more police are strongly felt in Brixton. Brixton BID is working with the Lambeth Crime Reduction Board to increase and improve radio and camera links and has set up a Night-Time Economy Forum to create a collective voice for night-time issues in the area and collaboratively address dangers and annoyances.

While relationships do exist with the council, the police and developers, there is more to be done to ensure these relationships deliver what businesses in Brixton need. The BID will represent businesses and liaise with partners to ensure more effective collaboration and improved outcomes. Issues with developers have been highlighted, where new developments are not supported, resulting in issues such as under-staffing and lack of cleanliness. The BID would ensure that new developments are properly managed and maintained. Via our forums and a newsletter, we will also ensure that businesses are aware of new developments, at pre-consultation, consultation and delivery stages.

Brixton BID has started initiatives to make the area greener and cleaner, including a planting project in partnership with Brixton Market to improve the environment on Brixton Station Road. We will deliver graffiti removal and sweeping services over the council baseline with a focus on market clean-up and night-time businesses. We will also have focused areas for regular deep cleaning, including jet washing. The BID will deliver affordable paper and glass recycling to all and free recycling for clubs in the area. We’ll also be working with TFL and the council on innovative cycling schemes to make the area more cycle-friendly.


I think having a BID puts some control into the hands of the people that are at the sharp end of making things happen, as opposed to people perhaps with less

information and less hands on experience controlling those elements. In particular, cleanliness of the town and of the stations so that people can travel. It’s a very short distance from lots of areas, but people would get off the train and think ‘yuk’ – the external image should be more indicative of what’s in the town. Stacey Raymond,

Morleys

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PARTNERSHIP WORKING

We are committed to using effective partnerships to deliver projects in all areas.

What will a partnership-based approach mean for a BID in Brixton?

Which partnerships do we already have in place?

Facilitated discussions with public service providers on key issues to improve relationships and ensure delivery.

Increased income to fund projects which benefit businesses at no extra cost to businesses. As a BID, we will be eligible to apply for a range of funds and Brixton BID will secure match funding from public funds to increase income by 25% plus.

Shared resources to deliver projects. This will mean that projects are delivered more effectively and efficiently.

Sustainable delivery. Strong partnerships will mean that projects are successfully completed and have a legacy that means continued impact.

Projects will benefit from cross-sector expertise, meaning that lasting working relationships are forged across Brixton. This will also deliver the better working relationships with the council and police outlined by businesses in the consultation as important.

We are in conversation with TFL regarding funding for the town centre booth.

We have been working closely with key local stakeholders including Lambeth Council, the police, Brixton Pound and Lambeth College. Representatives from each of these organisations are actively involved in the development of the BID either through representation on the steering group or Night-Time Economy Forum, or project-based partnerships.

We have begun engagement with potential service providers to the BID, such as Office Supplies, recycling services and food & drink suppliers.

We are already forging collaboration between Brixton businesses through the Night-time Economy Forum initiated in February and the Brixton Food Fest.


We feel as though the BID will help to bring together

the various business of Brixton as well as help to regulate the night-time economy. We look forward to using the BID as a tool to assist the development of our business as well as a platform to meet other business owners and share advice and good practice. Liam Brown

and Johnny Rushton, SEVEN


I live in Brixton, my children go to local schools and I’ve brought them up

in Brixton. I’m really happy to have a business in my local community. I love living in Brixton, I love the people and the vibrancy. I just love living in Brixton with all the exciting things that go on here, with all the best businesses that have been here for years and I love the mix. I think it will build cohesion between the community and the businesses so that we can all pull together and create a Brixton that we’re all really proud of. Mardi Jamison

and Fergus Dick, Brixton Therapy Centre

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FINANCIAL INFORMATION

In conjunction with Brixton businesses, Brixton BID will invest more than £2,325,961 between 2014 and 2019 (£445,000 per year plus 3% increase) on the improvements outlined in this plan. The BID will aim to secure a minimum of £100,000 per year from public funds allocated specifically to BIDs.

Environment £147,000

Partnerships £63,500

Marketing £111,000

Core £90,890

Contingency £22,610

total £435,000

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Annual budget Per year 5 Years (2014-2019)

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FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Expenditure % of levy Cost

Marketing:• Brixton App• Town centre booth• Better signage• Magazine/ newspaper• Networking and area events• Interior and Exterior area marketing• Website• Delivery costs of projects

Partnerships:• Lambeth College to deliver training• Volunteering and Community events• Projects to support out-of work local residents• Brixton Business awards• Co-operatives to allow Business savings• Work with utilities companies to reduce overheads• Delivery costs of projects

Environment:• Cycling facilities and schemes• Sweeping and graffiti removal• Recycling• Radio and camera links• Night-Time Economy Forum• Greening and place-making• Representation on Lambeth Crime Reduction and Future

Brixton Boards• Delivery costs of projects

Core costs:• Collection costs• Office costs• Communication software and maintenance• Delivery costs of projects

Contingency

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£111,000

£63,500

£147,000

£90,890

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£435,000

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BALLOT PROCESS

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Ballot opensBusinesses receive postal voting forms.

Ballot closes Last day for returning voting form.

Day of the ballotResult announced.

Brixton BiD Development CompanyWill become a full Business Improvement District.

phase fourOnce we are successful in our ballot, Phase 4 will be primarily getting ready to start the formal Bid and raising awareness in the community around the official Brixton BID. We will also be recruiting permanent BID staff.

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KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Why do my business rates not cover the projects proposed by the BID?

How do I know that the BID is truly representing the views of businesses and that my interests are considered?

How will Brixton BID be funded?

Brixton BID will be funded by an annual levy of 1.5% of the rateable value of all eligible businesses (with a rateable value of £5,000 or over).

If the rateable value on your business is:

• £5,000 your levy will be £75 p/a



• £20,000 your levy will be £300 p/a.

The levy is discounted for charities at 50%.

The BID levy will be collected through the current business rates system but will be the subject of a separate bill.

The levy will be amended on an annual basis in accordance with inflation, at a rate agreed by the Brixton BID Board.

Brixton BID will clearly communicate expenditure to members, providing regular updates about income and expenditure.

Business rates are set and collected by Lambeth Council and of each pound submitted, 50p goes to Central Government, 30p goes to Lambeth Council and 20p goes to GLA. Brixton BID is privately funded and run by local businesses. It is obliged to provide services over and above those delivered by Lambeth Council and other statutory agencies.

Brixton BID is run by a board of 18 local businesses who must agree all projects prior to delivery. The projects outlined in this proposal have been developed in response to direct consultation with 90 Brixton businesses during an earlier phase of the ballot process. Any major decisions about new project areas will be taken to consultation with all BID members.

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MANAGEMENT OF THE BID

BID ballot team

Full BID team

Strategic planning board

executive Director/ head of BiD Development and engagement: Emma-Louise Stewart

partnerships Manager: Isobel Colchester

Administrative and Marketing Coordinator: Francesca Corradini

Administrative Assistant

Chair: Elly Foster, Director, Satay Bar

Vice Chair: Devon Thomas, Executive Director, Lambeth Enterprise

Vice Chair/ Director: Paul Bassey, Director, Veranda Restaurant

Calvin Rattray, Director, Hype Coiffure

Enza Schifano, Director, San Marino

Jackie Meldrum, Deputy Leader of the Council, Lambeth Council

Grant Winters, Director, El Panzon @ La Cabaña

Hammant Patel Villa, Director, The Courtesan

Jeremy Keates, Town Centre Manager, Lambeth Council

Jeanette Pritchard, Director, JPCreative

Laverne Walker, Director, Sackville Travel

Mark Silverman, Principal and Chief Executive, Lambeth College

Mellissa Morgan, Director, Ms. Cupcake

Michael Smith, Director, Smith-Scafeand Associates LTD, London (Consumer/ Resident board member)

Ord Henry, Co-owner, Market House

Stacey Raymond, General Manager, Morleys

Steven Boswell, Inspector, Brixton Police Station,

Stuart Horwood, CEO, Brixton Market Federation

Terence Eagle, Managing Director, Manor Restaurants T/A McDonalds UK

Enzo Antinoro, General Manager, Tesco

Nigel Downs, General Manager, O2 Academy Brixton


executive Director

Deputy executive Director and partnerships

BiD Apprentice

environmental and public realm officer

Marketing and Communications officer

General Maintenances

Business liaison officer

Brixton Business Improvement District

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