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Local markets characterise the individual flavour of the different areas of the British Isles. Over a thousand local markets throughout the country supply fresh, good-quality, locally-sourced and seasonal produce, traditional fare, exotic foods, gifts, toys, vintage clothes, books, fabrics, pet supplies, everyday items... this list is endless. And even the smallest market usually has at least one speciality stall, whether it's selling delicious Mediterranean delicacies, stunning hand-made jewellery or a guitar man!
 Soak up the atmosphere and grab yourself a bargain at these traditional, historic local markets. Find a market close to you or when you're away from home by using the search facility on the right - and you can be sure of finding something special for all the family!
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 Forget the supermarket, head down to Docking Local Produce Market for the finest foods and crafts from East Anglia and Norfolk. You'll find fresh fish, meat, fruit and veg plus beer, coffee, chocolates and lots more. Find out more by visiting the website.
The market is held every Wednesday 10am - 3pm at Ripper Hall, High Street, Docking PE31 8NH.
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Bognor Regis Railway Station Market have now extended outside the Station and are about to open their food hall. The market is now open Monday - Saturday 10 - 4. Definitely worth visiting! Traders - pitches are available from £15 per day. Why not take advantage of the Easter Holidays and the Holidaymakers from Butlins! Contact Zoe on 07889 266144 for further information.
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 "One of the most sought out destinations for shoppers looking for a refreshingly relaxed and unique shopping experience", Oxford's famous covered market has around 50 stalls selling a everything you need, including jewellery, delicious bread and cakes, beautiful flowers, the freshest fish, pet food, arts and crafts. Definitely worth a visit!
For more info visit the website.
Market Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
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 Wales's largest market with over 100 stalls. This vibrant, friendly market is housed in a fantastic building with a glass roof that lights up the interior and gives the impression that you are outdoors.
With fresh fruit and veg, the smell of Welshcakes on the griddle, Swansea Market offers shoppers enormous variety and choice.
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 St Nicholas is a lovely market in the heart of the ancient city in a beautiiful stone and glass building, popular with tourists and locals alike.
St Nicholas Market is a great place for food, including the famous Pie Minister, Al Bab Mansour, Caribbean Wrap and the Bristol Sausage Shop. Next door, in the Exchange Hall there's specialist toy sellers and art shops and some fantastic independent clothing stalls.
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 Bishop Stortford Market was in existence by 1228 and is still going strong! Held on South Street and North Street, it has around 70 stalls including a brilliant shoe and jewellery stall.
Market Days: Thursday and Saturday
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 Bletchley Market is a friendly market held each Thursday, Friday and Saturday. There's the freshest fruit and veg, plants, a fishmonger, Italian Deli and bakery, gifts, clothes and electrical items, fishing tackle and lots more. Well worth visiting!
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 A hugely popular, vibrant market with 75 stalls, held in Montague Street, close to bars, cafes and the beach - well worth a visit! Market day is Wednesday.
There's also a Farmers' Market every 4th Saturday of the month in South Street Square. |
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 Flint Market has around 30 stalls and a great atmosphere, market day is Friday.
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 A lively market with around 100 stalls, there's also a Flea Market on Saturdays, well worth a visit.
Market Days: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday
Chester-le-Street Farmers' Market is held on the second Friday in the month in the Market Place. |
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 Bathgate has a lively market which is held every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Bathgate Farmers' Market is held on the second Saturday in the month |
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To mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee the late May bank holiday has been moved to Monday 4 June 2012 and there's an additional Jubilee bank holiday on Tuesday 5 June. Sounds like a great idea for a celebration - so what have you got planned for the Jubilee weekend? Thame Market are holding a Fun Day, Portobello and Goldbourne Market are holding a tea party...
The first in a series of monthly night markets was held in Barker’s Pool, Sheffield on 11th April. The market features around 30 stalls and the emphasis is on local arts and crafts which have been made or manufactured by a Sheffield person plus food and drink stalls including some selling ice cream, chocolate and biscuits. Some shops are also staying open late into the evening.