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Supporting Camden’s young market traders
On behalf of Hatton Garden and CDA BIDs, we were delighted to take part in the judging of Camden Council’s recent Young Traders Market competition, held at Earlham Street in July. Our Business Engagement Manager, Anjali Batra, was one of the panel judges for the competition on 29th June. 15 inspiring young traders participated, showcasing handcrafted accessories through to artisanal food and sustainable creations. There were four overall category winners and seven highly commended runners-up, who will all progress to the regional finals in Hackney this July – with a chance to reach the national finals over the August Bank Holiday in Stratford-upon-Avon. Highlights...
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LFA 2025: Playful Design for a new Generation of Designers
We were thrilled to celebrate the successful completion of an inspiring and imaginative event hosted in collaboration with Perkins&Will to celebrate LFA 2025. Held at the iconic 150 Holborn, the morning was filled with creativity, laughter, and limitless ideas as a group of local school children from St Albans CE primary school took part in a unique series of design workshops. The day began with a tour of the building, offering pupils a chance to see London from a brand-new perspective. The panoramic views from the rooftop garden provided the perfect setting to learn about the importance of biodiversity and sustainability, concepts that would later influence their creative...
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Hatton Garden BID launches first Coffee with a Cop
In May 2025, the BID hosted it’s first ‘Coffee with a Copper’ session at Colonna & Smalls on Leather Lane. The event offered a valuable opportunity for local businesses to engage directly with the SNT in an open and informal setting. Over the course of the afternoon, a wide range of local business owners and staff took the time to stop by, share concerns, and exchange information on emerging trends and challenges affecting the area. Business representatives were able to raise specific issues impacting their operations, while officers shared advice and updates on recent initiatives and crime prevention strategies. This exchange of local intelligence was...
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Addressing issues at Farringdon station
In response to feedback from local businesses, the BID recently collaborated with our neighbouring BID, Central District Alliance, and Islington Council to act against street fundraisers at Farringdon station. Together, we have worked to monitor activity in the area and advocated for greater enforcement to ensure public spaces remain welcoming and safe. This joint approach has already yielded positive engagement and strengthened communication with all involved. We are committed to working closely with Islington Council and we are currently looking at further plans for strategic interventions to reduce nuisance behaviour in the area.
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New vibrant flower baskets in the Garden
In May 2025, our 30 flower baskets are now showcasing a striking mix of petunias, geraniums, and begonias; adding a burst of colour to pavements and pedestrian areas throughout Hatton Garden. Windowflowers will be responsible for installing the winter / spring hanging baskets in September / October and to fully maintain these throughout the winter and spring period until April, when they will be replaced with summer hanging baskets and fully maintained until September / October when they will be replaced with the winter hanging baskets. The BID is also taking the necessary steps to have installed along Greville Street additional hanging baskets to enhance the vibrancy of a major...
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Street furniture improvements along Hatton Garden
As part of its ongoing commitment to improving the public realm, the BID recently commissioned CC Infrastructure Services to carry out further street furniture enhancements across the area. The focus of this latest project was the refurbishment of all Pay & Display signs along Hatton Garden, which were decluttered and repainted using anti-stick paint to prevent flyposting. This treatment not only improves the appearance of the street but also helps maintain a cleaner, more professional environment. Additionally, the two post boxes outside 7 Hatton Garden received a much-needed refresh, further contributing to the tidy and welcoming look of the area. These works form part of the...
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Hatton Garden BID Safety Forum July 2025
Following on from our most recent safety forum meeting back in May, we are delighted to confirm our follow up meeting. On Tuesday 15th July 2025, join us as we sit down with local members and stakeholders and discuss with Camden Council ways in which we can improve Hatton Garden, and what is currently being done to achieve this goal at Work.Life on St Cross Street. Date: Tuesday 15th July 2025 Time: 18:00-20:00 Location: Federation of Master Builders, Ely Place Cllr Patricia Callaghan and members of Camden's Community Safety Enforcement team will be present to answer your questions, and to advise what next steps are to be taken. We will also share the latest...
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LFA 2025: Playful Design for a new Generation
Hatton Garden BID, in collaboration with Perkins&Will, are hosting a morning of creative workshops for a group of local school children. A building tour of 150 Holborn will give the children the opportunity to experience London from a central London skyline, so they can see connections in their neighbourhood and the city beyond, as well as learning about biodiversity and sustainability in the rooftop garden. With this as their inspiration, we'll encourage the children to think and talk creatively about what they experience on their journey to school, and of their school itself. Working with our team of architects, urban, and interior designers, and using models of their...
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