Further talks with stallholders will take place before a final recommendation is made.some businesses accusing the council of restricting investment in the marketIn total, the council said 630 people responded to a consultation, with the most popular response to a survey saying the council "should continue with the current arrangement and pay the subsidy".
However, in its conclusion, the council said responses "were from a small proportion of Nottingham's residents, mostly elderly white British residents who shop and use the market regularly". After citing research showing a growth in online shopping and working from home since the pandemic, the report said council officers "are likely to recommend the council ends its lease and operation" of the market.
Why not consider letting the existing stall holders stay and trade .The empty units look self contained and secure, then rent them out similar to the Yellow box company,which offers a similar use .