Shepton Mallet
Nub News Logo
Nub News

Mendip Markets including Shepton's on a Friday continue daily, despite coronavirus

Local News by Tim Lethaby 16th Jul 2021  
Leader of Mendip District Council, Cllr Ros Wyke, shopping at a Mendip market
Leader of Mendip District Council, Cllr Ros Wyke, shopping at a Mendip market
advertisement

Mendip Council has confirmed that the Saturday markets will be closing due to safety concerns and falling numbers - but that weekdays will continue.

In a statement released late Sunday (January 17), the council said that Shepton Mallet will continue to host a market on a Friday, but with shorter hours.

The full statement is:

"Mendip District Council fully recognises the importance of its outdoor markets, and the ability for communities to shop in these open-air environments.

There has been an expected decrease in trader numbers and footfall over recent weeks and months, as such we are adjusting our market opening times slightly – but will remain open daily.

Download our Nub News App!

- It’s FREE and available now
- Breaking news notifications
- Your Town in Your Pocket
All weekday markets will run as normal, but with slightly reduced hours 9am-12 noon. There will be no markets on Saturdays.

Tuesday: Glastonbury Market 9am-12pm

Wednesday: Wells Market 9am-12pm

Wednesday: Frome Market 9am-12pm

Thursday: Street Market 9am-12pm

Friday: Shepton Mallet Market 9am-12pm

Saturday: No markets at Wells or Frome

Since the 2020 lockdown, Mendip District Council has worked hard to ensure that all necessary measures are in place to support the delivery of Mendip Markets, and to support its traders as they continue to provide essential provisions, such as food, cleaning products and pet supplies, to the public.

advertisement

Your Council has ensured markets remain open, and COVID secure. To enable this, we have added additional measures in line with Government guidelines such as recommending the wearing face coverings, encouraging social distancing and the introduction of cash free payment options, in order that our much-loved markets continue to operate as safely as possible for both stall holders and our communities. "

Download our Nub News App: - It’s FREE and available now
- Breaking news notifications
- Your Town in Your Pocket

     

Local news is in crisis.

Newspapers around the country are closing at an alarming rate.

Nub News is changing that.
Please consider supporting us.
Your contribution will be a GAME-CHANGER.
Monthly supporters will enjoy:
Ad-free experience
advertisement

Share:


Downdload our Nub News App:
- It’s FREE and available now
- Breaking news notifications
- Your Town in Your Pocket