Independent research into the impact of this summer’s Cows about Cambridge sculpture trail has found that the initiative delivered a direct economic benefit of £12.8 million for the city, with a GVA (Gross Value Added) of £5.95 million.

One of the things the pandemic reminded us of was to be kind to others, give people space, to enjoy the world around us a little more and to take our time.

As the COP delegates return home largely by plane and we digest the detail of what has been agreed, it seems many businesses are doing a huge amount already to reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to limiting the effects of climate change.

Each year Cambridge BID encourage independent retailers to join in the Christmas Window Competition and this year we are delighted to be running it again.

The Chancellor Rishi Sunak had the chance last week to really underpin the current business recovery and whilst some of his plans are to be welcomed the view from businesses is that it was a missed opportunity.

Cambridge BID is delighted to offer businesses or organisations a 5% ‘cash back’ (via Love Cambridge Gift Card/s) on all Love Cambridge Gift Card orders of £1000 or more between now and 31st December 2021.

Cambridge just received the fantastic news that our Purple Flag status has been renewed.

Cows about Cambridge raised a moovellous £257,100 in a charity auction hosted by celebrity auctioneer Charles Hanson at the Graduate Cambridge hotel

The new Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Dr Nik Johnson is to speak at the Cambridge BID AGM and Autumn Business event on October 7th at The Gonville Hotel in Cambridge.

Cambridge BID have contracted Granite 5 to support local Cambridge businesses with strategic digital marketing consultancy. We have 10 spaces available for BID businesses and these are being offered on a first come first served basis.