Wakefield BID would like to share an update regarding changes within the organisation and reaffirm our continued commitment to supporting levy-paying businesses and helping Wakefield city centre thrive.
Thomas Wales has now left his role with Wakefield BID. We would like to thank Thomas for his contribution during his time with the BID and wish him all the very best for the future.
“The BID Board remains fully committed to delivering on behalf of levy-paying businesses across Wakefield city centre. We would like to thank Thomas for his work during his time with the organisation and wish him well for the future. Looking ahead, we are confident in the team and the work being delivered to support businesses and continue the positive development of Wakefield.”
Adrian Brooks, Chair of the Wakefield BID Board
Danny Critchley will now lead the organisation as BID Manager, working closely with levy payers, partners and stakeholders to deliver the priorities set out in the BID Business Plan.
James Roy continues in his role as Street Ranger, working across the city centre to support the ongoing revitalisation of Wakefield’s public spaces. His work focuses on maintaining a welcoming and vibrant environment for businesses, residents and visitors.
Together, the team remains committed to supporting levy-paying businesses, promoting Wakefield city centre and delivering projects and initiatives that strengthen the local economy.
“Wakefield has a strong business community and the BID remains fully focused on supporting our levy-paying businesses. Our priority is continuing the work already underway to promote the city centre, improve the environment and deliver initiatives that make a real difference to businesses and visitors alike. We’re excited about the opportunities ahead and look forward to continuing to work closely with our partners and businesses across Wakefield.”
Danny Critchley, BID Manager
Working together for Wakefield
Wakefield BID will continue working closely with businesses, Wakefield Council and partners to support growth, enhance the city centre environment and ensure Wakefield remains a vibrant place to visit, work and do business.
Questions?
If any levy-paying businesses have questions or would like to speak with the team, please feel free to pop into the Wakefield BID office on Wood Street or email
info@wakefieldbid.co.uk and we will be happy to help.
