#149: Collaboration key to saving high streets, says King’s Road and Knightsbridge Partnerships boss

Steven Medway, retail veteran and chief executive of the Knightsbridge and King’s Road Partnerships – two Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) in the capital – discusses the importance of businesses working together to build a prosperous future for high streets in London and beyond.

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