As businesses in Cardiff city centre and Cardiff Bay prepare to vote on FOR Cardiff’s proposed third term in June, an important question sits at the centre of the conversation: what has BID 2 delivered for and on behalf of levy payers?  In a period when businesses continue to face rising operational costs, changing consumer habits and increasing pressure, demonstrating measurable return…

Cardiff is entering a pivotal period in its business improvement landscape, with FOR Cardiff’s proposal to increase the Business Improvement District (BID) levy for its next term (2026-2031). While any increase in business contributions inevitably raises questions, Cardiff is not isolated in this regard, with multiple UK cities successfully implementing higher BID levies, in response…

On Tuesday 14th April, FOR Cardiff members gathered at Park Plaza Cardiff for a candidate forum ahead of the upcoming Senedd Election on 7th May.  Organised by FOR Cardiff, the event gave Cardiff’s business leaders the opportunity to hear directly from key political candidates about the policies and priorities shaping the future of the city, in addition to…

In June, FOR Cardiff’s members will vote in a ballot to decide whether the Business Improvement District (BID) should continue delivering projects and services that support and enhance Cardiff’s trading environment. Despite its importance, the ballot process can sometimes feel unclear. This guide explains how it works, so you can feel confident and informed about…