The light at the end of the tunnel for Bury Market s defiant traders as hope returns It s been hard, but we had to keep going. You just have to get on with it, don t you?
08:50, 3 APR 2021
Shoppers at Bury Market (Image: ABNM Photography)
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MOVING to a new location during a pandemic has presented its fair share of challenges for Warrington Market. But the team have risen to all of them to create a £11million food hall and modern marketplace for independent traders. Now Warrington Market’s efforts in ‘overcoming the odds’ have been recognised in an award ceremony which saw it come out on top over the likes of Altrincham Market. Cheshire Life’s ‘Keep Life Local Awards’ praised the way Warrington Borough Council worked closely with traders to ensure the new building in Time Square could open in July. The publication highlighted how the facility ‘refreshed and revamped’ Warrington’s offer, replacing an outdated market with a modern experience like Manchester’s Mackie Mayor, Macclesfield’s Picturedrome and Altrincham Market.
The exciting new projects that could take major steps forward in Oldham in 2021
Despite the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic, infrastructure masterplans for the borough have continued apace
14:01, 30 DEC 2020
How the new food hall will look in the Egyptian Rooms at Oldham s Old Town Hall (Image: Oldham Council)
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Despite the challenges brought by the coronavirus pandemic, infrastructure masterplans for the borough have continued apace
2021 promises to be a big year for Oldham with a raft of exciting projects set to take major steps forward.
Despite the challenges brought by the coronavirus pandemic, infrastructure masterplans for the borough have continued apace.
These include plans to transform the historic Egyptian Room in the town centre into a food and drink hall in the style of Manchester’s Mackie Mayor and Altrincham Market.
Bosses are also hoping to progress the Northern Roots project to create a huge 160 acre eco park and urban farm on green land in Snipe Clough.