100 Ways to Help the High Street
Working Together
   Create a Town Team ►Governing a Partnership
   Encourage Representation from Across your Local Govt
   Working with the Property Industry    ► Form a Membership Scheme
   Develop a BID ► Understanding Your Town Centre’s Performance
   Make a Plan           ► Keep in touch with your Partnership
   Attracting Funding & Sponsorship
   Consider the Skills base of your Partners    ► Be Charitable
The Safe & Secure High Street
   Creating a Crime Reduction Partnership
   Working with your local Crime & Disorder Reduction Partnership
   Community Alcohol Partnerships
   Combating Crime through On-Line Crime Technology
   Talk to your Crime Prevention Contacts        ► Radio Link Networks
   Mobile CCTV                                   ► Exclusion Schemes
   Restricting Alcohol Consumption through Designated Public Place Orders
   Penalty Notices & Fixed Penalty Notices       ► Make Crime Reduction Visible
   Community Wardens                    ► Child Safe Zones & Schemes for Lost Children
Enhancing the Streetscape
   First Impressions Exercise  ► Streetcare Audits
   General Design Guidance     ► Removing Clutter
   Litter                      ► Creating Coherent Fascia
   Pedestrian Signposting & Wayfaring ► Illuminating the Public Realm
   Festive Lighting            ► Public Art
   Planting & Floral Displays  ► Managing Shared Space Effectively
   Window Dressing for Vacant Shops
Consumer Marketing, Animation &
               Events
   Know Your Consumers                       ► Develop a Town Centre Website
   On-line Town Centre Shopping              ► Creating Town Guides & Maps
   Street Parades, Stage Shows & Events ► Entertaining the Kids
   Town Trails                   ► Creating a Sense of Place Through Narratives
   Social Networking, Bluetooth & Mobile Marketing
   Communicate Your Achievements             ► Local Loyalty & Voucher Schemes
   Make the Town Centre an Attractive Proposition for Residents
   Participate in Independent Retailer Month
   Marketing with Neighbouring Town Centres & Attractions
Accessing the High Street
   Maximising Gateway Opportunities         ► Linking the Town Centre Together
   Unifying the Transport Network ► Pick up and Drop Bike & Car Schemes
   Cycle Routes & Parking           ►Promoting and Improving Bus Services
   Accommodating the Travel Needs of Young Families
   Shopmobility ► Provide a Balanced Consideration of Parking Charges
   Replacing Pay & Display Car Parks with Barrier Operated Systems
   Displaying Real Time Parking Information         ►Park & Ride
Attracting Investment & Getting the
             Business Mix Right
   Auditing your Town Centre Offer            ► Building on Existing Footfall Generators
   Virtual Tour of the High Street            ► Free Wifi            ►Getting the Mix Right
   Helping Small Business through Business Rates Concessions
   Using Evidence to Promote your Town Centre to Investors
   Branding Elements of your Town Centre
   Reversing Decline of Existing Markets      ► Introduction of New Markets
   Business Incubator Units        ► Building a Strong Relationship between Landlords & Tenants
   Pop-up Shops                    ► Turning Empty Shops into Temporary Art Galleries
   Community Involvement in Regeneration ► Introduction of a Crèche
The Evening & Night-time Economy
   Purple Flag            ► Planning for the Evening
   Managing the Transition between Day & Night       ►Alive After Five
   Late Night Bus Service ►Promotion of Late Night Transport
   Taxi Marshall Scheme ►Dedicated Ambassadors & Managers for NTE
   Light Night    ► Accreditation Schemes for Licensed Premises
   Best bar None ► Pubwatch        ►Street Pastors & Safe Havens
Training, Development &
                 Accreditation
   Local Business & Industry Award Schemes
   National Skills Academies
   Mentoring & Buddy Schemes
   Networking for Town Centre Managers & Town Teams
   Professional Accreditation for Town Centre Managers
Thank you and Good Luck!
           Jean Ball
        jean@tbld.co.uk
         07770 416649
       Twitter: JeanBall1
     www.100Ways.org.uk
         www.atcm.org
    Linked in: ATCM Group

100 ways to help the high street

  • 1.
    100 Ways toHelp the High Street
  • 2.
    Working Together  Create a Town Team ►Governing a Partnership  Encourage Representation from Across your Local Govt  Working with the Property Industry ► Form a Membership Scheme  Develop a BID ► Understanding Your Town Centre’s Performance  Make a Plan ► Keep in touch with your Partnership  Attracting Funding & Sponsorship  Consider the Skills base of your Partners ► Be Charitable
  • 3.
    The Safe &Secure High Street  Creating a Crime Reduction Partnership  Working with your local Crime & Disorder Reduction Partnership  Community Alcohol Partnerships  Combating Crime through On-Line Crime Technology  Talk to your Crime Prevention Contacts ► Radio Link Networks  Mobile CCTV ► Exclusion Schemes  Restricting Alcohol Consumption through Designated Public Place Orders  Penalty Notices & Fixed Penalty Notices ► Make Crime Reduction Visible  Community Wardens ► Child Safe Zones & Schemes for Lost Children
  • 4.
    Enhancing the Streetscape  First Impressions Exercise ► Streetcare Audits  General Design Guidance ► Removing Clutter  Litter ► Creating Coherent Fascia  Pedestrian Signposting & Wayfaring ► Illuminating the Public Realm  Festive Lighting ► Public Art  Planting & Floral Displays ► Managing Shared Space Effectively  Window Dressing for Vacant Shops
  • 5.
    Consumer Marketing, Animation& Events  Know Your Consumers ► Develop a Town Centre Website  On-line Town Centre Shopping ► Creating Town Guides & Maps  Street Parades, Stage Shows & Events ► Entertaining the Kids  Town Trails ► Creating a Sense of Place Through Narratives  Social Networking, Bluetooth & Mobile Marketing  Communicate Your Achievements ► Local Loyalty & Voucher Schemes  Make the Town Centre an Attractive Proposition for Residents  Participate in Independent Retailer Month  Marketing with Neighbouring Town Centres & Attractions
  • 6.
    Accessing the HighStreet  Maximising Gateway Opportunities ► Linking the Town Centre Together  Unifying the Transport Network ► Pick up and Drop Bike & Car Schemes  Cycle Routes & Parking ►Promoting and Improving Bus Services  Accommodating the Travel Needs of Young Families  Shopmobility ► Provide a Balanced Consideration of Parking Charges  Replacing Pay & Display Car Parks with Barrier Operated Systems  Displaying Real Time Parking Information ►Park & Ride
  • 7.
    Attracting Investment &Getting the Business Mix Right  Auditing your Town Centre Offer ► Building on Existing Footfall Generators  Virtual Tour of the High Street ► Free Wifi ►Getting the Mix Right  Helping Small Business through Business Rates Concessions  Using Evidence to Promote your Town Centre to Investors  Branding Elements of your Town Centre  Reversing Decline of Existing Markets ► Introduction of New Markets  Business Incubator Units ► Building a Strong Relationship between Landlords & Tenants  Pop-up Shops ► Turning Empty Shops into Temporary Art Galleries  Community Involvement in Regeneration ► Introduction of a Crèche
  • 8.
    The Evening &Night-time Economy  Purple Flag ► Planning for the Evening  Managing the Transition between Day & Night ►Alive After Five  Late Night Bus Service ►Promotion of Late Night Transport  Taxi Marshall Scheme ►Dedicated Ambassadors & Managers for NTE  Light Night ► Accreditation Schemes for Licensed Premises  Best bar None ► Pubwatch ►Street Pastors & Safe Havens
  • 9.
    Training, Development & Accreditation  Local Business & Industry Award Schemes  National Skills Academies  Mentoring & Buddy Schemes  Networking for Town Centre Managers & Town Teams  Professional Accreditation for Town Centre Managers
  • 10.
    Thank you andGood Luck! Jean Ball jean@tbld.co.uk 07770 416649 Twitter: JeanBall1 www.100Ways.org.uk www.atcm.org Linked in: ATCM Group

Editor's Notes

  • #2 Eight sections: Working Together Safe & Secure High Street Enhancing the Streetscape Consumer Marketing, Animation & Events Accessing the High Street Attracting Investment & Getting the Business Mix Right Evening & Night Time Economy Training, Development & Accreditation Not exhaustive by any means, but a good first port of call