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We welcome your comments and suggestions on any aspect of Broad Street. If you have a general enquiry please contact the BID office via the address below or call 0121 439 1923.
Write to us at: Broad Street BID, Quayside Tower, 252-260 Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2HF.
Broad Street Manager
Mike Olley
mike.olley@broadst.co.uk
Tel: 07834 323 100
Marketing, Communications and Events Manager
Nichole Samuels
nichole.samuels@broadst.co.uk
Tel: 07546 152 211
Broad Street BID Board of Directors
Property Owners/Developers
Gary Taylor – Chairman – Director of Argent
gary.taylor@argentgroup.plc.uk
Stephen Evans – Consultant, Dandara
sevans@dandara.com
Business Representatives
Andrew Cox – Director, Mitchells & Butlers
andrew.cox@mbplc.com
Tim Flodin – General Manager, Hyatt Hotel
tim.flodin@hyatt.com
Geoff Fenlon – General Manager, ICC/NIA
geoff.fenlon@necgroup.co.uk
Lee Archer – Regional Direct, NatWest
lee.archer@rbs.co.uk
Daniella Tarbuck-Halford – Young and Lee Solicitors
d.tarbuck@younglee.co.uk
Birmingham City Council
Councillor Sir Albert Bore – Ladywood Ward
albert.bore@birmingham.gov.uk
Councillor Bruce Lines – Vice Chairman, Licencing Committee
bruce.lines@birmingham.gov.uk
West Midlands Police
Chief Superintendent Commander Chris McKeogh
c.mckeogh@west-midlands.police.uk
Leisure Forum (Pubs/Clubs)
Nigel Clarke – General Manager, Reflex
n1gelclarke@reflex.com
City Centre Neighbourhood Forum
David Foster – Secretary
m.davidfoster@gmail.com
I give my vote to Harry Moseley to receive a star on Broad Street.
Please can you stop messing with the comments to vote for Harry Moseley, they keep disappearing. If you are going to have a voting system it needs to be a little more sophisticated than a blog (that someone can and does delete things off).
I suggest someone picks this up as if it continues to be ignored will do a lot of damage to your image once the wider public is aware that you are preventing a fair process.