Dorchester BID
 
Ballot triumph for Dorchester BID

New Board

of Directors

The Dorchester BID held its first AGM on 9th April at the King's Arms Hotel. 14 people stood for 14 places as Directors of the Board of the BID Company, the company which will be managing the running of the BID. All were elected by the meeting. They are:
Brian KeeneLoders
Andy BrunningThe Old Ship
Richard TownsendThe Blue Raddle
Richard SouthamAquae Sulis Chiropractic
Teresa WoolleyGoulds
Tim BattyWorld Heritage
Keir FrancisInsitement
Peter LawsonWoods
Jon JoynesMarks & Spencer
Kenton RingroseWaitrose
Guy BridgeOn The Table
Gerald DukeNantes Solicitors
Chris SheppardMultivolt Computers
Mark AllwoodDorset County Museum

The Board held its first meeting on 7th May at the Dressing Room of the Corn Exchange. Keir Francis was elected to serve as Chairman.

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Champions

The BID project has generated a great deal of enthusiasm and business people who support the idea have sent us their thoughts about the BID (see the Champions pages).

Salvatore Cattano, owner, Nappers Mite

"The BID is a good way of getting local businesses and the community to have their say and reap the benefits. This will help the town prosper, which will ultimately benefit everyone."

Salvatore Cattano
owner, Nappers Mite

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This is the site for the Dorchester BID (Business Improvement District). Dorchester is an attractive market town set in the beautiful Dorset countryside and just inland from the famous Jurassic Coast - a World Heritage site. The town has a rich history, much evidence of which is still plainly visible. Maiden Castle, the largest hill fort in Britain lies just outside Dorchester and takes this history back 5,000 years to the late Stone Age/early Bronze Age. One of the aims of the BID is to focus attention on the attractions of the town.

Businesses in the town and others interested are invited to apply for free registration for this website. Registering will give you access to some very interesting restricted content where you can suggest ideas that could make good projects for future inclusion in the BID. Town businesses within the proposed BID area were invited to vote for the project ideas that had been put forward. These votes informed the selection of the final list of projects which were put into the BID plan. We would like people to continue voting so that we can see which other issues to tackle if money becomes available.Sign up now !