Concessionary rate for Market Drayton indoor market traders to continue

The concessionary stall rate paid by traders at Market Drayton indoor market is to continue for at least another three months, following negotiations between Shropshire Council and its managing agent LSD Promotions.The concessionary rate of £10 per stall per day will be charged until the new year when it will be reviewed again.“This is great news for Market Drayton and for the market traders.

“The decision to continue the reduced rent rate aims to facilitate the growth and prosperity of the town’s small local businesses. The reduced rate will be reviewed in the new year to ensure that it remains aligned with the evolving needs of both the market and its traders. “I am really pleased that Shropshire Council have seen sense on this and extended the rent freeze for traders. It is a difficult economic climate for small businesses and it would have been disastrous to take one step forward only to go right back again.”For general enquiries and press releases email interact@shropshirelive.com or call 01743 818 095.This website uses cookies to improve your experience and serve advertisements that pay for the running of this website.

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