The BID will focus its delivery programme on six interconnected themes which together will be effective in supporting and promoting the growth of Fitzrovia and its business community, whilst reflecting any additional interests of the wider community. These six key themes will be underpinned in their delivery by economic, environmental and social objectives:
The Fitzrovia Partnership will place sustainability at the heart of the organisation and believes collaboration will become an essential requirement to drive added-value solutions for business and the wider community.
Our 2022–27 mandate introduced work programmes that support the BID’s ‘Sustainable District Charter’, setting ambitions that address issues such as climate change, economic vitality and employment.
ECONOMIC
GOOD GROWTH
The need to minimise the impact of businesses is both a moral and commercial imperative. Business Improvement Districts deliver collaborative activities which individual businesses often find difficult to achieve. Within a large collective, members have the opportunity to work with one another to benefit their business.
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT
The Partnership places sustainability at the heart of its organisation and believes collaboration will increasingly be essential to driving added value for both business and the wider community.
SOCIAL
VIBRANT COMMUNITIES
Increasingly businesses are recognising their role and responsibility both in protecting and enhancing the environment in which they operate. The Fitzrovia Partnership seeks to bring together the many different activities of individual businesses in Fitzrovia into a framework aimed at enhancing the future sustainability of the area.
1-30 June: London Festival of Architecture with Fitz&Sits >>
5 June: Members’ launch event
10 June: Savoury Food and Drink Trail >>
17 June: Sweet Food and Drink Trail >>
21-27 June: Fitzrovia Arts Festival >>
26 June: Fitzrovia Lates (London Festival of Architecture) >>
21-29 June: London Climate Action Week
This session explores the theme Hearts & Minds, challenging perceptions about building and ownership types to prioritise retrofit over more wasteful alternatives.
The event will be chaired by Mete Coban MBE, Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy, and the conversation will address the headline of ‘What’s stopping us?’ in retrofit today.
The University of Westminster’s Cavendish Living Lab is looking for donations of food waste from Fitzrovia businesses for their exciting sustainability project.
They are looking for venues able to donate any of the following:
If you are able to donate any of the above. Please contact Alice to express interest.
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Managing this area cannot be done piecemeal. It requires a co-ordinated and cohesive approach and this is what The Fitzrovia Partnership does so effectively. The area would look very different without them. 
John Bonning, Board Member
Director, The Building Centre
5th Floor
175/176 Tottenham Court Road
London
W1T 7NX
Tel: 020 3146 4260
Email: info@fitzroviapartnership.com
Enjoy Fitzrovia
www.enjoyfitzrovia.co.uk
West Fitzrovia (for businesses in Borough of Westminster)
https://westfitzrovia.com/
