NewsCan Bury regain its prestigious 'favourite market' title?

Can Bury regain its prestigious ‘favourite market’ title?

There are just two days left to cast your vote – but will you help Bury Market regain its title of Britain’s Favourite Market?

Every year, the national markets’ association NABMA ask operators, traders and the public to nominate their favourite market for the Great British Market of the Year Awards.

Voting is open on the NABMA website until midnight on December 13 and you can vote here: https://nabma.com/MyFavouriteMarket2025/

A shortlist of the top markets will be created based on public votes, and the nominations will then be considered by a Great British Market Awards judging panel.

Bury Market has previously been voted Market of the year in 2006, 2009, 2012 and 2015, and Britain’s Favourite Market 2019 and 2022.

Located close by the Metro Station and next door to the Mill Gate Shopping Centre, Bury Market is fully accessible for disabled visitors, with free coach parking close by.

There are more than 200 unique stalls to explore on Bury Market, across a Market Hall, Open Market, Fish & Meat Hall and Market Parade.

Helen Greaney
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