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£89,000 boost for Wolverhampton’s indoor market
April 18, 2012 Express and Star By Daniel Wainwright
The council is currently in talks with Sainsbury’s about revamping the markets as the firm prepares to build a new multi-million pound store
The decline of Wolverhampton’s indoor market has been halted after bosses revealed they brought in £89,000 more than they expected to in the past year.
And it can also be revealed that supermarket giant Sainsbury’s is considering a request to fund a revamp of the markets.
The supermarket chain is also looking at funding a walkway to its new Raglan Street store lined with cafes in a bid to boost trade.
Wolverhampton City Council was braced for a loss of £270,250 but bosses said the market performed better than expected, with the loss restricted to £181,000.
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