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As well all know, Hatton Garden is a place rich in history and heritage, and is home to a wealth of businesses across a wide range of sectors. We love catching up with the visitors, residents and businesses that call this vibrant area home. This week, we spoke to Tyler Goodwin, CEO and founder of Seaforth Land, who has found a new hobby through his work in Hatton Garden. Thanks for meeting with us, Tyler! Could you tell us a little about you and Seaforth Land? I was born and raised in Canada. I’ve been in the real estate industry for over 30 years and have lived and worked in Vancouver, Jakarta, Los Angeles, New York, Hong Kong and...
On Friday 11th September the Government announced that it plans to stop offering tax free shopping to all international visitors after 31st December 2020. This will mean losing a £3.5 billion sector and undermining Britain’s global appeal and competitiveness. We know from talking to our business community that this is yet another blow, at a time when many are still struggling due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The decision is not just something that will impact retailers, it will have a ripple effect across many sectors including hospitality and culture. Similarly, it is not only a London problem – the reality is that the tax free incentive does encourage visitors to...
The Hatton Garden BID herewith gives formal notice for our Annual General Meeting. Date: Wednesday 28th October 2020 Time: 10am – 11pm Location: The meeting will be taking place virtually on Zoom Zoom joining details will be sent 24 hours before the event to the email address registered for the eventbrite ticket. Register here.
We’re so pleased to see so many of our wonderful businesses reopening as visitors return to Hatton Garden. We caught up with two important members of the Hatton Garden BID team to find out how they’re making the area clean, safe and welcoming. Can you tell us a little about your roles within Hatton Garden BID? G: I'm Glen, the Hatton Garden BID Ambassador. My role is to ensure safety on the streets, to identify and try to resolve any anti-social behaviour issues and to ensure there is consistent communication between the BID team and Hatton Garden businesses. ...
Venues are being asked to keep a record of their customers and visitors to trace infections. If you’re reservation only you probably collect the information you need, but if not a google form is your best bet, here’s how to set one up. Government guidance available here. Making the form 1. Create a google account here if you haven’t got one. You can make a new gmail address at the same time, or use your existing email address. 2. On a computer, log into your google account and go to google forms. In the ‘start a new form section’ click ‘contact information’. 3. Click the cog at the top right of the screen. In the new menu click the tick next...
The CRP Clean Air Villages Directory lists businesses providing their services using ultra-low or zero emission vehicles, by cargo-bike or on foot. You can search the tailored Hatton Garden Directory and help to actively reduce local air pollution in your area.
Provided that they meet the government’s new COVID-19 secure guidelines, we are expecting non-essential retail businesses to be able to reopen from 15th June. This is exciting news for Hatton Garden jewellers and retailers who are raring to get back to business; and we want to ensure that you feel ready and able to reopen safely when the time comes. This is why we’ve collated the necessary steps businesses need to take in order to become COVID-19 secure according to the latest government advice, which will best prepare you to welcome back your workers and customers on 15th June. This includes carrying out a specific compulsory risk assessment and demonstrating that...
The doors of many Hatton Garden offices are likely to remain closed for a little while longer, since the government’s recovery plan offers no clear guidance as to when non-essential workers might be able to return to their places of work. But each business and the people behind them remain our biggest priority. Although office work has been displaced for the moment, we know it continues remotely for many teams dispersed throughout London and beyond. We also know that it can feel increasingly difficult to stay motivated and feel connected when it has been so long since you’ve seen your team in person. So we wanted to share some tips on how businesses can...