In this week’s Opinion Piece from Cambridge BID CEO, Ian Sandison, he discusses how Cambridge needs to keep moving be functional for all, especially workers in Cambridge who need to travel into the city.

“Cambridge BID hosted our Mystery Shop Awards last Thursday and our first Job Fair on Tuesday October 4th and as I spoke to the 100 or so businesses who attended these events there was quite a common theme, local customers are key to their success.” This week Ian Sandison discusses how vital it is to support your local businesses.

In this week’s Opinion Piece from Ian Sandison find out more about his thoughts on the budget, how this will affect businesses and what Cambridge needs.

“A new #BusinessSOS campaign warns of business closure and redundancies if more immediate and effective action isn’t taken by the Chancellor in this Friday’s mini-Budget.” Ian Sandison discusses this warning and what it could mean for high street businesses in this week’s Opinion Piece.

In this week’s Opinion Piece Ian Sandison discusses employment and how many places are struggling to hire, along with more information about our Cambridge BID Job Fair coming up very soon.

In this week’s Opinion Piece from Ian Sandison he discusses the office sector in Cambridge and how office workers being back working in the office is beneficial for the city.

“A Which Travel survey published this week named Cambridge as the number one medium sized city in the UK for staycations.” In this week’s Opinion Piece from Ian Sandison he discusses this exciting news for Cambridge.

In this week’s piece from Ian Sandison, he talks about the range of activities on offer this summer across Cambridge, including our next film night where we will be showing Grease in tribute to Cambridge born Olivia Newton-John.

“This week’s news that parts of the Guildhall will be repurposed as a space for start up businesses is very encouraging and a sign of where successful cities are heading, yes towards more non-retail use.” Read this week’s piece from Ian Sandison.