Autumns Approaching: Staying safe as the nights get darker
As autumn approaches and we leave behind the sunny summer evenings, it's time to consider the darker evenings and make sure you feel safe getting and leaving work and using the city.
Safe Space Worcester is available to help every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday night to help if you find you need it. No matter how small. No judgement.
There are also 'Safe Places' dotted all over the town centre ready to give you a safe space to wait, help to call someone or a quiet moment away from the crowds. If you need help, the map below shows you your local Safe Spaces. These are great places to go in the day time too.
Save this map to your phone for a helpful reminder of where is registered as a Safe Space, or look out for a window sticker.
They look like this!
We also have a super helpful directory of services on our website, where you can find the best contact from local providers for you or a loved one.
Press here to find out more: Service Directory: Support for Recovery in Worcestershire - Worcester BID
What Worcester Could Lose Without the BID
In March this year, Worcester BID reached out to the community, keen to hear directly from its membership, the local business community. The feedback was clear: safer streets, a vibrant city centre, and support for business skills and staff retention are crucial. However, without Worcester BID, the essential services and initiatives that work towards a better livelier city could disappear, leaving a significant void that statutory services cannot fill.
Worcester BID plays a pivotal role in ensuring the safety and vibrancy of our city. Without it, the initiatives that contribute to safer streets would be at risk. This includes the Worcester Safe Space and team, Safer Streets Officers, and the CityNet Radio System that connects retailers to CCTV and Police. Regular Safer City meetings, youth support to reduce ASB in the city through The BASE Youth Hub and plans to reduce anti-social behaviour would all face termination.
The aesthetic appeal of Worcester would also suffer if these enhancements were not in place. The festive lighting adds a magical touch to the city during the Christmas holidays, and the creative aerial displays during summer, window art, planters, planting upkeep, and public art installations are all funded, organised, and supported by Worcester BID. These improvements make Worcester not just a place to shop, and do business, but a destination in itself. Many people share selfies and photographs of the installations on social media, creating a buzz and inspiring others to book long weekends in the city. Businesses have also reported that dwell time is up, as well as artwork providing a reduction in graffiti tagging.
Moreover, Worcester BID serves as a strong, business-focused voice, advocating for the city and its businesses. From securing external grants to leading on city accreditations, Worcester BID plays a crucial role in attracting foot traffic and investment. It is also a key stakeholder in shaping the future of the High Street, ensuring that the needs of local businesses are at the forefront of development plans.
Promotion is another area where Worcester BID excels. The city’s presence in national and local press, on television, and across social media platforms would diminish without their efforts. Business filming, professional photography, and city trails that draw visitors and locals alike would also be lost.
Finally, Worcester BID provides invaluable support to businesses in retaining employees. Through compliance training, management development skills, customer service training, social media skills workshops and more, Worcester BID helps local businesses gain invaluable skills. They also offer employee discounts, and local discounted parking schemes, and provide confidential welfare support via the Safe Space initiative.
In summary, Worcester BID is more than just a business improvement district; it works to connect the City’s services with its business community, working to provide safer streets, stronger communities, and a thriving Worcester. Without it, the city stands to lose far more than just a few services. For more information on Worcester BID, please explore www.worcesterbid.com.
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ESCAPE HUNT WORCESTER BOOKINGS NOW OPEN
Escape Hunt Worcester has opened bookings for their unmissable escape rooms and outdoor experiences, as they set to open their doors on Friday 6th September.
Located in Cathedral Plaza shopping centre, Worcester’s most exciting new attraction will offer epic immersive adventures as well as unique party packages, that cater for birthdays, hen, stag, corporate events and Christmas parties.
Guests will be transported to exciting new worlds as they take on thrilling 5* escape rooms, where they can capture the magical lamp in Aladdin and The Magic Vault, return a stolen amulet in Curse of the Pharaoh, and take on the King of Vampires in the brand-new game Dracula.
Epic outdoor adventures will also be available including the brand-new City Hunt game Vampire Hunters, as well as Time Cops and Return to Wonderland.
Escape Hunt CEO Richard Harpham commented, ‘We’re thrilled to announce bookings are open, and that we’ll be bringing the magic of our immersive entertainment to Worcester. Some of our most popular escape rooms will be opening at the venue including our brand-new games Dracula and Vampire Hunters and we couldn’t be more excited!’
Escape rooms are suitable for ages 8+ and City Hunt adventures are suitable for all ages with under 8’s go free. Prices start from just £25 per person.
To book your experience for Worcester, head to the link HERE.
You can find Escape Hunt at Unit 2, 6 High St Cathedral Square Worcester, WR1 2BY.
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What would happen if we lost Worcester BID's leadership and investment?
"Worcester BID has been part of city leadership for nearly 15 years. In the past 5 years, significant changes have been made, resulting in real improvements in the City of Worcester for its residents, business owners, and workers. We hope to continue this great work for another 5 with a resounding YES"
~ Samantha McCarthy, Worcester BID CEO
As Worcester continues to grow and evolve, the role of the Worcester Business Improvement District (BID) has never been more critical. The potential loss of Worcester BID would have far-reaching consequences, not just for businesses but for the entire community. Through innovative projects such as Safe Space and Safer Streets Team and strategic partnerships, Worcester BID has significantly contributed to the vibrancy and safety of our city; a contribution totalling over 6 million pounds of investment directly back into the city. The absence of such initiatives would undoubtedly be felt across all sectors.
Indirect Benefits of Our Work
One of the key strengths of Worcester BID lies in the indirect benefits it provides to the city. Seasonal floral displays enhance our space whilst City aerial displays have become a hallmark of Worcester’s charm, shared widely on social media, drawing both locals and tourists alike. These visually stunning additions brighten the cityscape and attract media attention, putting Worcester on the map as a destination worth visiting.
Initiatives like Safe Space Worcester increase consumer confidence, ensuring that the city stays a safe and welcoming environment for all and providing parents with an extra level of security when sending children off to university, or choosing a place to live. Worcester BID's new partnership with The University of Worcester has also added extra reason for future paramedics to choose Worcester with the provision of real-world placements in the City.
Benefits to Services and Clients
Worcester BID’s impact extends beyond the visible enhancements to the city. By providing extra investment, the BID has enabled local service upgrades, such as by adding a connective radio system between CCTV, West Merica Police, Safer Streets Officers and local businesses, resulting in a better experience for business owners and improved crime reduction strategies. Through effective lobbying, the BID has secured funding and resources that contribute to a stronger city infrastructure; in 2023, over £100,000 of added income from grants was injected into projects to benefit the City. This, in turn, makes Worcester an attractive location for new businesses, creates job opportunities, and develops a stronger City to attract new residents to choose Worcester to make home.
Moreover, the BID’s efforts in marketing the city and achieving national accolades have provided a compelling reason for entrepreneurs to start businesses here, whilst keeping partners accountable and moving forward by finding gaps in provisions
and developing solutions. Statistically, our current vacancy rate is below area averages, whilst our independent rate is significantly above, sitting at 67.5%, showing we have fostered and kept a unique city alive. By advancing partner collaborations, the BID has played a crucial role in shaping Worcester into a dynamic and appealing place to live, work, and visit.
What the BID Provides
At its core, Worcester BID is about creating a thriving community. It provides a platform for businesses to collaborate, share resources, and achieve common goals. The BID’s work encompasses a wide range of activities and will always aim to champion the interests of local businesses and residents.
As we look to the future, continued support for Worcester BID is essential. Without it, we risk losing the very initiatives that keep our City ticking. Worcester BID provides not just services, but a vision for a stronger, more connected community—a vision that we cannot afford to lose.
For more information, follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn @worcesterbid.
The Impact of Worcester BID: Strengthening Our City Together
Since its inception, Worcester BID has been at the forefront of driving positive change in our city centre. With over £6 million invested, we have worked tirelessly to enhance Worcester, increasing footfall that directly translates into additional income for local businesses. Our commitment extends beyond financial investment; it’s about creating a vibrant, connected, and safe environment for everyone who lives, works, or visits our city.
Our investment has gone far beyond enhancing the streets We have prioritised the creation of safer streets and stronger communities. Through targeted initiatives, we’ve upgraded lighting, added aerial displays that have gained national recognition on Beautiful Britain, enhanced surveillance, and collaborated
closely with local law enforcement. These measures have made Worcester a more secure and welcoming place to enjoy both day and night.
Worcester BID serves as the vital connector in our city, uniting diverse sectors—retail, services, and hospitality—whilst working closely with local governance and advocating on behalf of the business community when needed. We are committed to providing ongoing support and training to local businesses, helping them thrive in an ever-changing market. Our workshops, training sessions, and one-on-one support have empowered businesses to adapt, grow, and meet the needs of their customers more effectively.
The impact on the local economy has been significant. By attracting more visitors to our city, we’ve bolstered Worcester’s reputation as a must-visit destination, having recently been recognised among the top 10 High Streets by retail experts GlobalData. Our supporting work for projects like the ‘Waddle of Worcester’ community art trail has driven footfall, with an additional ten baby BID penguins installed in shop windows and 45 colourful penguin footprints adorning windows across the city. This surge in activity has boosted sales and enhanced wayfinding in areas with limited space for large sculptures, such as New, College, and Pump Street.
Our initiatives have also strengthened Worcester’s night-time economy, transforming it into a bustling hub of activity that is both safe and welcoming. Programmes such as Safe Space support visitors and residents, making them feel secure while enjoying our venues. Creative initiatives like the Lantern Parade and Starlight have brought the community together, drawing families into the city from afternoon until the Light Switch-On, providing businesses with valuable footfall.
As the voice of Worcester, Worcester BID is proud to engage and unite our community. Our work ensures that Worcester remains a thriving, dynamic city where businesses and communities flourish by working together.
For more information about our work, follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn @worcesterbid.
Worcester Safe Space Partners with the University of Worcester for Training
In a thrilling new development, Worcester Safe Space has announced a collaborative initiative with the University of Worcester to offer paramedic students hands-on, real-world training. This partnership aims to enrich the educational experience of future emergency medical professionals while bolstering the city's commitment to public safety.
Operating every Friday and Saturday night, Safe Space is a vital presence in Worcester's nightlife, dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of residents, students, and visitors. Since its inception in December 2023, with robust support from local leaders, Worcester BID, and key stakeholders, Safe Space has not only become a cornerstone of the city’s nighttime economy but also embodies a long-term pledge to enhance nightlife safety. With funding secured for at least two years through support from the West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Safe Space is set to continue its crucial role in safeguarding Worcester's evenings.
The new partnership with the University of Worcester marks a significant milestone in this initiative. The collaboration will provide paramedic students with the opportunity to gain practical experience in a dynamic, real-world setting right in the heart of Worcester City Centre. Safe Space, which handles a range of incidents each month, will now serve as a comprehensive training ground for these future paramedics, allowing them to apply their skills in a fast-paced environment.
Mark Gillett, Course Lead and Lecturer for Paramedic Science at the University of Worcester, expressed enthusiasm about the initiative: " The new placement opportunity that has been provided by Worcester BID and Safe Space, will offer student paramedics invaluable experiences. The opportunity to see and speak with a wide variety of the community will enhance their learning and ultimately patient care."
Samantha McCarthy, CEO of Worcester BID, added: “This innovative collaboration highlights Worcester’s commitment to both improving public safety and the professional development of its future which studies at Worcester University. By integrating academic training with practical experience, the partnership is set to deliver significant benefits to the students, the Safe Space initiative, and the community as a whole.”
We look forward to students beginning placements with us in the new school year, starting September alongside our dedicated medical professional Safe Space staff.
Worcester BID Enhances Daytime Economy with Extra Summer Initiatives
Worcester Business Improvement District (BID) has rolled out a series of strategic initiatives to boost the daytime economy and support local businesses during the busy summer holidays. Recognising the increased footfall and operational pressures faced by businesses during peak footfall periods, Worcester BID has extended key services and introduced new measures to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for both residents and visitors.
One of the standout initiatives is the enhanced hours of Safe Space operation. Safe Space is typically available between 10 PM and 4 AM on Friday and Saturday evenings, but during this summer break, our Safe Space is now operational every weekday, Monday to Friday, throughout the daytime! This change aims to provide immediate assistance and support to individuals during the peak hours of city centre activity and has already dealt with many medical and welfare support cases.
In addition to Safe Space Worcester's increased availability, Worcester BID has significantly bolstered its standard city safety measures by deploying two additional Safer Streets Officers. These officers will patrol the streets from 9 am to 9 pm, offering extended coverage to deter anti-social behaviour and ensure a secure environment for shoppers and business owners. This proactive approach aims to create a safer, more welcoming atmosphere in the city centre, enhancing the overall visitor experience.
Recognising the importance of engaging younger audiences during the holidays, Worcester BID has also organised a range of youth engagement activities. These activities, available three days a week, include interactive and creative sessions such as colouring, penguin painting in celebration of the Waddle of Worcester Art Trail, and felt making. These activities are designed to keep children entertained, allowing families to enjoy all that Worcester has to offer.
Moreover, The Base will host various activities every Thursday as part of a comprehensive summer programme for 11–17-year-olds. These events contribute to a vibrant and dynamic city atmosphere, providing additional support and engagement opportunities for local businesses and visitors.
By implementing these initiatives, Worcester BID demonstrates its commitment to fostering a thriving local economy and creating a safe, enjoyable environment for everyone. The enhanced security measures and diverse range of activities not only support businesses but also enrich the community experience during the bustling summer months.
For more information on these initiatives and to stay updated on all Worcester BID activities, visit the Worcester BID website and follow us on social media @worcesterbid on Twitter and Facebook, and @makeitworc on Instagram!
Worcester's New Sound Trail Celebrates Three Choirs Festival’s Return to City
This summer, Worcester is set to enchant locals and visitors alike with a unique musical journey through the city, courtesy of the Worcester BID in collaboration with the historic Three Choirs Festival.
Running from July 27 to August 3, the Worcester Sounds Trail is an immersive experience that combines the city’s vibrant culture with its rich musical heritage. As part of the Three Choirs Festival, this trail will feature an array of performances and interactive installations throughout business locations in Worcester. There are 15 shield shapes trail stickers to find and 3 special gold ones, displaying key highlighted artists from the festival!
The Three Choirs Festival, one of the oldest classical choral music festivals in the world, dating back to 1715, returns to Worcester this year, promising an exceptional lineup of choral and orchestral performances. In conjunction with this prestigious event, the Worcester Sounds Trail aims to extend the festival's reach beyond traditional concert halls, inviting the community to explore the city's scenic spots while enjoying live music.
Visitors can expect a variety of performances from local and international artists, set against the backdrop of Worcester’s historic landmarks. Enjoy the music in the bustling city centre by taking the trail, offering a perfect blend of music and exploration, providing an engaging and dynamic way for city-goers to experience the festival's spirit.
The initiative not only celebrates Worcester's rich musical legacy with its ties to Elgar, but also supports local businesses by encouraging festivalgoers to explore shops, cafes, and restaurants along the trail. Worcester BID's efforts aim to boost the local economy while enhancing the cultural fabric of the city. Did you know that Worcester is over 67% independent?
Participants can access the trail map through the Worcester BID website or pick up guides at trail locations throughout the city, at the Three Choirs Festival Box Office or from the Tourist Information Centre located at the Guildhall.
The Worcester Sounds Trail is poised to be a musical highlight of the summer, offering a delightful fusion of music, history, and community spirit.
For more information on the Worcester Sounds Trail and the Three Choirs Festival, visit https://www.worcesterbid.com/2024/05/09/worcester-sounds-3cf/
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The Penguin Patrol is Recruiting: Worcester to welcome 100 Young Guardians
On Monday, July 29th, Worcester will see a flurry of excitement as 100 children join the Penguin Patrol at Angel Place from 12:30 PM. This event marks the beginning of a unique initiative designed to engage the city’s young residents with The Waddle of Worcester art trail and its ongoing care.
The BID Safer Streets team, in collaboration with West Mercia Police’s Safer Neighbourhood Team, will host the Penguin Patrol Event, where children will receive police-style helmets and penguin stickers. The highlight of the event will be the teaching of the ‘Waddle Drill,’ ensuring that young participants learn the best ways to treat the penguin sculptures with care and respect.
This initiative is a proud partnership between Worcester BID, West Mercia Police, and The Waddle of Worcester.
Safer Neighbourhood Inspector for Worcester, Tanya Beckett, said: “We are delighted to support our community partners at Worcester BID during St Richard’s Hospice’s Waddle of Worcester art trail this summer and give the young people of the city a chance to go out on ‘Penguin Patrol’.
Please look out for our engagement van when you bring your family along to the trail for the chance to get some fun freebies for your budding police cadets!
This summer we will also continue to be working with partners at Worcester BID, Worcester University, Worcester Street Pastors, and other key organisations to run the Safe Space providing safer nights for vulnerable individuals.
The Safe Space mobile van serves as a haven at night, offering first response first aid care, reducing the strain on the NHS in the A&E department during night-time economy hours.”
Samantha McCarthy, CEO for Worcester BID added: “We’re thrilled to launch the Penguin Patrol initiative, inviting 100 young guardians to join us in caring for The Waddle of Worcester art trail. This event embodies our community spirit and dedication to further engaging our youth in meaningful, creative projects. Together with West Mercia Police and St Richard’s Hospice, we aim to foster a sense of pride and responsibility in our young visitors and look forward to seeing the enthusiasm and care our future penguin protectors will bring to this exciting initiative!”
Sara Matthews, Business Development Manager for St Richard’s Hospice, said: “We’re delighted to have Penguin Patrollers helping to keep our huddle happy out on the streets of Worcester.
“Please treat every member of the waddle with love and care by not climbing on them or hanging off their beaks. This will ensure our giant penguins raise as much as possible for local hospice care and our chicks return to the schools and community groups who painted them in tip-top condition.
“If you see any damage or anything of concern please report it using the number on each penguin’s plinth.”
We look forward to seeing you on the 29th of July at 12:30 PM at Angel Place future penguin protectors!
Find out more and take the trail at https://waddleofworcester.co.uk/
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BID and Lightbox Partner to Launch "The Base"
This summer, the Worcester Business Improvement District (BID) has teamed up with Lightbox to introduce an exciting new initiative called “The Base.” This program is designed to provide a dedicated space for local teenagers aged 11-17, managed by local volunteers.
Starting Thursday, July 25th, The Base will be open weekly, every Thursday, during the summer holidays from 1 pm to 5 pm at The Granary, Worcester. The initiative aims to offer a safe and supportive environment where young people can relax, have fun, and connect with their peers.
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Sam McCarthy, CEO of Worcester BID, shared her enthusiasm for the project: “We are thrilled to partner with Lightbox to create a hub for young people at the heart of our city over the summer. This initiative will provide great opportunities for positive youth engagement and give teens a dedicated, free space during peak footfall times.”
In addition to The Base, BID is also providing activities for younger children at Crowngate Pod, offering arts and crafts sessions from Monday through Wednesday.
If The Base proves successful, the partnership aims to offer more holiday events like this in the future.
No booking is required to attend any sessions at The Base—just pop in with a friend or come and make new ones!
For more information about The Base and other activities, please visit Worcester BID’s social media channels, @worcesterbid, or follow The Base on TikTok @TheBaseWorcs.
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