St Peters Quarter BID Vision

Through a business-led programme our vision is:
To put St Peters Quarter at the heart of Derby, creating an area which is welcoming, celebrated and supportive to businesses and visitors alike.

About St Peters Quarter

St Peters Quarter is a busy and diverse area of Derby city centre, home to the city’s bus station and a large range of national and independent shops, eateries and leisure venues. You will find something for everyone here, from book shops and dessert parlours to escape rooms and indoor golf!

History of St Peters Quarter

In 2011, businesses from across St Peters Quarter voted in favour of the proposed BID Plan. The St Peters Quarter BID was born and the first term commenced running from 2011 to 2016.

A successful second BID term was voted in and ran from 2017 – 2021

A third term was voted for in December 2021 and will run from 2022 – 2027

St Peters Quarter BID Ballot Result 2022

The proposal to create a Business Improvement District for St Peters Quarter was approved following a successful ballot result in December 2021.

  • Percentage of ratepayers in favour by number: 86%
  • Percentage of ratepayers in favour by rateable value: 89%

The St Peters Quarter BID Area

The highlighted area represents the full extent of the St Peters Quarter BID.

Streets included in the BID area:

Albert Street Albion Street Babington Lane
Back Sitwell Street Becket Street Becketwell Lane
Colyear Street Crompton Street Crown Walk
Degge Street East Street Exchange Street
Forester Street Gower Street Green Lane
London Road Macklin Street Morledge
Osmaston Road Riverlights Sacheveral Street
Sitwell Street St Peters Churchyard St Peters Street
St Peters Way The Spot Thorntree Lane
Victoria Street Wilmot Street Wilson Street

 

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Paying your BID Levy

Every business in the St Peters Quarter BID area occupying or owning a business premises with a rateable value of £12,001 and above is required to pay a levy which is in addition to Business Rates and needs to be paid separately (regardless of how you pay the Business Rates).

Prompt payment of the levy will enable the strategies set out in the BID proposal to proceed.

If you have any questions, please contact the Business Rates office at Derby City Council. Tel: 01332 642428 or email: business.rates@derby.gov.uk

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