LeedsBID releases statement in support of local businesses during coronavirus

LeedsBID have released a statement in support of local businesses in the city.
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Within the statement, LeedsBID said they continue to support businesses in the 'unprecedented times'.

The statement said: "The response and reaction to COVID-19 is changing daily as are the effects on Leeds city centre.

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"We are seeing businesses close their doors, some change opening hours and operating practices to continue to serve their customers and a reduced footfall as employees work from home where they are able, and people heed official advice to only make essential trips out.

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"Keeping everyone safe and healthy, minimising the spread while supporting Leeds businesses is key.

"Leeds Business Improvement District is here through these times of uncertainty to support businesses in Leeds city centre. Our office currently remains open and our Street Rangers are out working daily on the city centre streets to support businesses.

"Business Improvement Districts are nimble, reactive and not for profit organisations established by and for the business community they serve. We will be here to pass on communications and advice to help and support you as much as we can during this time, as well as looking ahead at contingencies for business impact in the coming months ahead.

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"Please feel free to get in touch with us @ [email protected]"

You can contact LeedsBID at the office on 0113 467 2780.

The statement continued: "We will adapt our working practices in line with official recommendations as and when required but will always be accessible.

"The LeedsBID Street Rangers are delivering an early morning reactive service, helping to keep the streets clean, in support of those city centre businesses who continue to operate at this time.

"For Street Rangers support, please contact 07508 253580 (call or text) direct."

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