Stuart Wilson, proprietor of Coversure Insurance was unanimously elected as Chairman and Emma Cornish, manager of Colne’s Co-op, was chosen as the Deputy Chairman of the BID Board. Stuart said: “We have got a great deal to do if we want to provide value

COLNE’s newly formed Business Improvement District (BID) Board were inundated with enquiries and visitors to their Hallowe’en Gazebo throughout the day.
Braving the cold, BID Board Member, Grahame Wharton said: “I have given away so many flyers. People seem genuinely interested in

Our Chairman, Stuart Wilson, was honoured to be asked by Colne in Bloom to present the prizes and certificates at their annual prize giving in the Council Chamber of Colne Town Hall.
In this picture, kindly taken by Naz Alam, we can see:
Lee Johnson

A TEAM from Colne’s Business Improvement District (BID) spent the town’s traditional Half Day Closing on Tuesday afternoon, Cleaning Up Colne.
Joined by Pick Up For Pendle, members of the public, the chairman of The Horsfield Residents’ Association, Kevin McNulty, and Colne Town Councillors, Sarah

Businesses from across the Colne Business Improvement District (BID) Area met at Colne Town Hall to form the BID Company following a successful ballot. Eight people put their names forward to become directors and their nominations were unanimously accepted at the meeting. The

On 28 June 2018, businesses and organisations in Colne voted in favour of establishing a Business Improvement District (BID) for the central commercial area of Colne.
Of 117 votes cast in the ballot, 87 were in favour, representing a majority of the votes cast, and