Southport BID Cancel Christmas Market and Ice Rink

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31st October 2016

Southport BID say NO to Christmas Market and Ice Rink 

Following the two previous disastrous Southport Christmas markets and last years popular ice rink  the BID has announced that they will no longer run either.

On a more positive note Southport’s Christmas Lights Switch On will take place on Lord Street on Saturday 19th November.

The Southport BID is hosting a switch on with live music, all hosted by out of town radio station Smooth Radio FM despite Southport having three stations, Mighty Radio, Coast Radio, Sandgrounder.

Also read:

https://www.otsnews.co.uk/southport-christmas-market-needs-footfall/

Southport BID is an independent organisation that represents more than 900 businesses in Southport town centre after taxing them.

Its main focus is to support and improve the vibrancy and vitality of the town centre by investing monies, raised from a levy, sponsorship and other funding sources into a programme of events, environmental improvements and safety projects, as well as enhancing the marketing of the town centre as a premier coastal tourist resort.

This website is provides BID information and services for members of Southport’s business community. For all general visitor and tourism information, including events, attractions, shopping and business listings

Sefton Council kill Southport Christmas Markets

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