The police team are sending out the message loud and clear that they’re out there, they’re around, they might be in uniform, they might be in plain clothes, but they’re watching
“Everyone who works here takes such a pride in making the Angel the best it can be - which is why it’s still popular and thriving, and getting better all the time,” says BID Director Christine Lovett
We believe in keeping it local - shop local, do business local, and employ local. And because our recycling team are local their knowledge is invaluable.
If the Czechs wanted to attract attention to their national house at the Business Design Centre they couldn't have found a more eye-catching way of going about it. The 'London Booster' is a must-see...
Street fundraisers focus on getting bank details so charities can hope for a long-term income. That they're not asking for cash means they’re free from the regulations governing collectors with tins, though they can't follow or pester anyone who isn't interested
Imagine our delight that self-styled Queen of Shops Mary Portas championed BIDs as the way forward in breathing life back into the high street in her recent report for the government.
Angel Police Team spent hours scanning CCTV to spot gang of thieves, piece together their movements and track them to South London. They have just been jailed.
Look out for your ballot papers so you can vote to renew Angel BID. The papers have been posted out so do let us know if they don’t arrive or the person they are addressed to has left the company - and we can organise for more.
Just because they're not in high visibility uniform, doesn't mean the Angel Police Team aren't out there. These days they're often working undercover, dealing with the problems you tell us affect your business most.
It’s not exactly pearly, but the wrought-iron gate we’ve just put up at the side of the Royal Bank of Scotland has brought a smile to everybody’s face.
What would you do if a terrorist bomb went off near your business? How would you help your staff cope? What precautions can you take to protect your premises from threats?