Location and movement data is annonymously collected from smart phones as they pass by four sensors located in the town. One at the Beach, one at the Harbour, one at Treds and the last at Dream Cottages. These sensors can work out how many people are local workforce or just visting. The system can see how long people stay and show where the busiest 'hotspots' are around town.

No personal data is received simply a phone signal. See the Noggin website for more details.

Monthly Reports 2018

January, February, March, April,

Monthly Reports 2017

June, July, August, September, October, November December

Weekly Reports 2017 and 2018

Weekly reports are availabe here

Streetwise Signage Report 2016

Weymouth Weyfinding Summary and Proposal April 2016

Find out more about Streetwise here.

Survey Results

Finance Overview

The new BID Board has committed to ensuring full financial visibility to the levy payers. The data released here shows the suppliers over the last 5 years and the roles that they have performed.

In the Board’s view it is imperative that all levy payers understand where the monies have been spent.

In future, as highlighted in the business plan, all suppliers will undergo a rigorous process of evaluation for any roles performed.

The move away from creating events to supporting events will change this process further.

As a new Board, we have tried to move quickly to provide transparency and openness that levy payers have been asking for.

Claudia Moore, COO, said “It is the primary aim of both the BID Board and our operations team to ensure that all levy payers can see where their money has and will be going. There have been multiple requests for us to release costs paid to suppliers over the years but I would like to stress that these payments have been paid legitimately to some very effective and well-respected companies and contractors. It is not our intention for these companies to be viewed negatively and we are grateful for their passion and loyalty to Weymouth BID.