A new five-year plan for Kendal Business Improvement District (BID) has been green lit
Moves are being made to attract more tourists to Kendal. Westmorland and Furness Council has thrown its weight behind an ‘invaluable’ scheme to help support businesses in Kendal.
Businesses that pay the levy can vote in the ballot which determines whether the scheme goes ahead. The BID was initiated in April 2014 to develop projects and services which benefit and improve Kendal town centre, support local businesses and boost the local economy.According to the council it has invested £1.
The BID area in Kendal will be increased from previous terms as according to the organisers there is a desire for a more inclusive BID which will be able to benefit businesses that were previously excluded. The initiative will also seek to build more confidence in the local economy. Leader of Westmorland and Furness Council, councillor Jonathan Brook , said: “The work undertaken by the Kendal BID is invaluable to the town and its surrounding area, and I hope that everyone who is entitled to vote on this matter takes the time to show their support by voting yes; thus, securing the ongoing investment and improvement.
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