Help us fill Otley with festive colour and creativity by taking part in our Annual Christmas Window Competition.
New for 2026, we’re introducing an Early Bird offer on Otley’s business Christmas trees! Order early and pay just £50 inc. VAT per tree.
Following the success of last Summer’s event, Music in the Market Place is back for a 2nd year, bringing a relaxed soundtrack to your Saturday mornings in Otley.
Our ‘FREE’ Kids Summer Funzone is back! Join us every Wednesday throughout the August school holidays with the fun starting earlier than previous years at 10am until 1pm, for kids aged 2-13 years.
Our March Newsletter is currently being distributed by hand to your business by our volunteer Street Reps – you should receive yours by the end of March. If you’re a voluntary Otley BID Member or you haven’t yet received your copy, you can read it here. Any questions, just email us at info@otleybid.co.uk :
Thank you to those who attended our Annual General Meeting last Thursday. To enable you to stay up to date on how your BID levy is being spent and our plans for 2026/7, please see below a link to view the Director’s presentation slides along with the AGM Minutes of the meeting – https://otleybid.co.uk/agm/ If
If you didn’t see a copy of our November Newsletter which was distributed by our Street Reps w/c 24th November 2025 – please see below:
You are invited to our Annual General Meeting on Thursday 22nd January 2026 at The Rookery. Please join us for a welcome drink at 6pm with the AGM starting promptly at 6.30pm and closing at 7.30pm. See below Agenda and please RSVP using the link below by Monday 19th January. RSVP HERE
Following requests from several local businesses, we’re delighted to share that Otley BID has taken over the Christmas Window Competition from Otley Chamber this year, ensuring the tradition continues and the town feels festive for residents and visitors throughout December. We’ve refreshed the format slightly to make it easier for businesses to get involved and
Business Summary & What You Need to Know It was more a case of what didn’t change in this year’s budget as far as  businesses are concerned. Many firms were looking for some respite from the Chancellor on Wednesday to ease the pressure on rising costs. In the end, there was little Christmas cheer