BID Fort William’s Property Improvement Grant continues to support businesses across the town centre by helping them invest in their premises and enhance the look and feel of Fort William. One of the most recent businesses to benefit from the scheme is Legend of Arcade, a popular local gaming venue keen to refresh and modernise […]
Fort William, the outdoor capital of the UK, continues to set an example in community pride and environmental action. Thanks to a successful partnership between Keep Britain Tidy and the BID Fort William, a new cigarette waste reduction project has helped make the town cleaner, more welcoming, and more sustainable.
We will be attending the Partnering for Progress – Lochaber Community Event on Wednesday 12th November at The Nevis Centre, joining local partners and community organisations in a day focused on collaboration and regeneration. As part of the event, BID Fort William will be showcasing the shortlisted mural designs for the upcoming town centre art […]
Earlier this year, Fort William BID received ten fantastic mural proposals from artists across the Highlands and beyond – each offering a creative take on what makes our town unique. After an initial round of feedback from the community, local businesses, property owners, tenants, and the BID Board, three designs have been shortlisted. Now, we’d […]
We are inviting local voices to help shape the town’s next steps. We’re gathering quick, practical feedback on how we can improve the town centre – from retail and events to accessibility, signage, and visitor experience. Your views will directly inform upcoming BID projects, investment priorities, and partnership work over the BID term. Who should […]
We are very pleased to share how the BID Fort William has contributed significantly to the festive enhancement of the town centre by funding new Christmas lighting infrastructure that will benefit businesses, visitors and residents for many years to come.
Fort William, known as the outdoor capital of the UK, is one of Scotland’s most scenic and accessible small towns. Whether you’re here to climb Ben Nevis, explore Loch Linnhe, or enjoy a relaxed Highland break, getting around is easier than you might think. Here’s a straightforward guide to help you plan your journey — […]
There’s plenty of spooky fun to enjoy in Fort William this Halloween. Whether you’re planning family activities, looking for seasonal treats, or hunting for the perfect costume, the town has something for everyone. Here’s a quick guide to what’s happening and where to find it.
If you’ve recently walked along Fort William High Street, you may have noticed something new catching the eye — a striking mural now gracing the side of The Highland Bookshop. This vibrant piece of public art is more than decoration; it’s a story of family, healing, and the enduring creative spirit that links Scotland’s Highlands to New Zealand.
The Ben Nevis Guest House recently applied for a Property Improvement Grant to replace and upgrade the fencing surrounding their car park and gardens. The previous fence, while functional, had not been built to withstand the unique local weather conditions and required frequent maintenance.
