Doubt over the future of Keighley’s street markets
Bradford Council has been accused of “not being interested in Keighley” after it was revealed funding could be axed for the town’s popular street markets.
Archive for August, 2012
Legal row threatens Skipton traders
A legal row has erupted that not only threatens to see six Skipton traders evicted but could leave some of them staring bankruptcy in the face.
Oja ’ba Market: Where You Can’t Find Good Toilet When Pressed
To avoid contracting diseases, many would naturally seek to return home to answer the call of nature as accessing a public toilet, let alone a hygienic one can be far-fetched.
Markets that were meant to save the ailing High Street
They are being touted as the vibrant cure for Britain’s struggling High Streets. But as City investors look to capture the buzz generated by street markets, there are wider fears that they are in fact in dramatic decline
More market days for Aylsham and North Walsham
Regular and varied market days are set to become a crowd-pulling feature of Aylsham following a community drive to boost the town.
Police probe after blaze tears through city market
POLICE are investigating a suspicious blaze which saw thousands of pounds worth of damage to market stalls in a city centre square.
Market Hall Development Seeks Local Suppliers
Chesterfield Borough Council’s chosen contractor for the Market Hall refurbishment, G F Tomlinson, have said that they will hold a ‘Meet the Buyer’ event in September 2012.
Blackburn Market traders call for review
A MAJOR review of Blackburn’s £8million market hall has been launched by the council which said that almost a quarter of its stalls are unoccupied.
District Council and Market Traders discuss market plans
EAST Lindsey District Council has met with Market Traders again this week to discuss the feedback provided in relation to the future plans for the markets
Co-operative plans for booming markets
Plans for a co-operative which will see traders take over a popular market have been unveiled.
Plea for younger traders to set up their stall at market
More young traders are needed at Britain’s 2,000 markets if ‘Queen of shops’ Mary Portas’s Love Your Local Market campaign is to succeed.
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