Ballot results
You can find the ballot results for Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) below.
Kings Heath BID ballot
Date of ballot: 5 April 2023
Declaration of result
Robert Connelly, ballot holder, declares the proposal to establish a BID for Kings Heath has been approved. A majority of the business ratepayers in the proposed BID area who voted, voted for the proposal, both by number of votes cast and by aggregate rateable value.
| Total number of votes cast in the ballot, excluding any given on ballot papers rejected | 147 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voted in the ballot | £3,589,700 |
| Total number of votes cast in favour of the proposed BID for Kings Heath | 74 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voting in the ballot has voted in favour of the proposed BID for Kings Heath | £2,052,750 |
Kings Heath BID ballot
Date of ballot: 28 October 2022
Declaration of result
Robert Connelly, ballot holder, declares the proposal to establish a BID for Kings Heath has not been approved. A majority of the business ratepayers in the proposed BID area who voted, voted against the proposal, but not by aggregate rateable value.
| Total number of votes cast in the ballot, excluding any given on ballot papers rejected | 127 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voted in the ballot | £3,152,650 |
| Total number of votes cast in favour of the proposed BID for Kings Heath | 56 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voting in the ballot has voted in favour of the proposed BID for Kings Heath | £1,584,050 |
Harborne Village BID ballot
Date of ballot: 21 October 2022
Declaration of result
Robert Connelly, ballot holder, declares the proposal to establish a BID for Harborne Village has been approved. A majority of the business ratepayers in the proposed BID area who voted, voted for the proposal, both by aggregate rateable value and numbers voting.
| Total number of votes cast in the ballot, excluding any given on ballot papers rejected | 139 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voted in the ballot | £4,503,700 |
| Total number of votes cast in favour of the proposed BID for Harborne Village | 84 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voting in the ballot has voted in favour of the proposed BID for Harborne Village | £3,210,950 |
Jewellery Quarter BID ballot
Date of ballot: 29 July 2022
Declaration of result
Robert Connelly, ballot holder, declares the proposal to establish a BID for Jewellery Quarter has been approved. A majority of the business ratepayers in the proposed BID area who voted, voted for the proposal, both by aggregate rateable value and numbers voting.
| Total number of votes cast in the ballot, excluding any given on ballot papers rejected | 232 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voted in the ballot | £11,093,500 |
| Total number of votes cast in favour of the proposed BID for the Jewellery Quarter | 201 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voting in the ballot has voted in favour of the proposed BID for the Jewellery Quarter | £10,409,250 |
Northfield Town Centre BID ballot
Date of ballot: 19 November 2021
Declaration of result
Robert Connelly, ballot holder, declares the proposal to establish a BID for Northfield Town Centre has been approved. A majority of the business ratepayers in the proposed BID area who voted, voted for the proposal, both by aggregate rateable value and numbers voting.
| Total number of votes cast in the ballot, excluding any given on ballot papers rejected | 112 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voted in the ballot | £3,562,700 |
| Total number of votes cast in favour of the proposed BID for Northfield Town Centre | 87 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voting in the ballot has voted in favour of the proposed BID for Northfield Town Centre | £2,502,050 |
Erdington BID ballot
Date of ballot: 12 November 2021
Declaration of result
Robert Connelly, ballot holder, declares the proposal to establish a BID for Birmingham Erdington has been approved. A majority of the business ratepayers in the proposed BID area who voted, voted for the proposal, both by aggregate rateable value and numbers voting.
| Total number of votes cast in the ballot, excluding any given on ballot papers rejected | 61 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voted in the ballot | £1,408,050 |
| Total number of votes cast in favour of the proposed BID for Birmingham Erdington | 45 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voting in the ballot has voted in favour of the proposed BID for Birmingham Erdington | £1,067,800 |
Birmingham Retail BID ballot
Date of ballot: 5 November 2021
Declaration of result
Robert Connelly, ballot holder, declares the proposal to establish a BID for Birmingham Retail has been approved. A majority of the business ratepayers in the proposed BID area who voted, voted for the proposal, both by aggregate rateable value and numbers voting.
| Total number of votes cast in the ballot, excluding any given on ballot papers rejected | 219 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voted in the ballot | £40,043,484 |
| Total number of votes cast in favour of the proposed BID for Birmingham Retail | 206 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voting in the ballot has voted in favour of the proposed BID for Birmingham Retail | £38,855,234 |
Birmingham Sutton Coldfield BID ballot
Date of ballot: 5 November 2021
Declaration of result
Robert Connelly, ballot holder, declares the proposal to establish a BID for Birmingham Sutton Coldfield has been approved. A majority of the business ratepayers in the proposed BID area who voted, voted for the proposal, both by aggregate rateable value and numbers voting.
| Total number of votes cast in the ballot, excluding any given on ballot papers rejected | 134 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voted in the ballot | £5,771,600 |
| Total number of votes cast in favour of the proposed BID for Birmingham Retail | 90 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voting in the ballot has voted in favour of the proposed BID for Birmingham Sutton Coldfield | £3,569,450 |
Acocks Green BID ballot
Date of ballot: 15 October 2021
Declaration of result
Robert Connelly, ballot holder, declares the proposal to establish a BID for Birmingham Acocks Green has not been approved. A majority of the business ratepayers in the proposed BID area who voted, voted against the proposal, but not by aggregate rateable value.
| Total number of votes cast in the ballot, excluding any given on ballot papers rejected | 53 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voted in the ballot | £992,295 |
| Total number of votes cast in favour of the proposed BID for Birmingham Acocks Green | 25 |
| Aggregate rateable value of each hereditament in respect of which a person voting in the ballot has voted in favour of the proposed BID for Birmingham Acocks Green | £549,295 |
Page last updated: 8 March 2023
