Exeter businesses are being urged to get on board a scheme to boost the economic viability of the city centre.
The so called Exeter Business Improvement District, or BID, would involve companies paying a small sum into a fund to pay for measures they agree upon themselves.
The organisers have now launched a website where businesses can give their views on the initiative.
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