Waterloo Quarter has set out its vision for Waterloo and the services it will provide should businesses vote for a five year continuation of the BID.

In February next year all BID levy paying businesses will have the chance to vote to keep Waterloo Quarter running.

If there is a yes vote existing Waterloo Quarter services such as recycling collections and events will continue, while new services will be added.

A no vote would see services like recycling, company promotion and additional street cleaning end.

The BID team has outlined its plan for a renewed BID term in a 16 page booklet entitled It's Your Waterloo. Be Part Of It.

The booklet was created by Short Street designers Strudel and includes frequently asked questions and financial sections as well as a selection of pledges for the area under the headings Celebrate & Promote, Represent, Connect and Enhance.

BID Director of Operations Helen Santer said: “We are enormously proud of what we have achieved so far, and urge all businesses to vote for a renewed BID and a better Waterloo in February.”

Further information on the BID renewal vote and a copy of the BID renewal proposal can be found at www.waterlooquarter/renewal or by calling  020 7620 1201 or emailing info@waterlooquarter.org