Knutsford Market Hall is giving away a raffle ticket with every purchase made in January, for a chance to win vouchers to spend in February.
The vouchers range in value and the market traders taking part are:
- Slipped Discs
- Sabrina’s Baby Boutique
- Style Loft Boutique
- Market Café
- Radchester Garden Ornaments
- Market Hall Butcher
Sandra Curties, Knutsford Town Council’s Town Centre Manager said, “This is a small token of thanks to our customers who support us throughout the year. We know things are difficult at the moment and hopefully this will help with shopping in the new year. Don’t forget to ask for a raffle ticket each time you make a purchase!”
Knutsford Market Hall is open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from 8am-4pm, with the options to open on additional days with agreement.
The market is home to a café, womenswear, a vinyl record shop, a baby and child clothing boutique, garden ornaments, a butcher and fruit and veg stall.
Pictured - Ian Drinkwater of Slipped Discs with Knutsford Market Hall Raffle.
Congleton man jailed for engaging in sexual communications with a child
Three men sentenced following Disley burglary
Two men sentenced following violent altercation in Winsford
Local Mental Health Nurse awarded prestigious Queen’s Nurse title
Musica Nova March Concert
Macclesfield smashes Pancake Race for local NHS charity
Cannabis farmer who hid for eight hours during registry office raid jailed
Man charged with burglary and driving offences
Cheshire Police Commissioner revealed to be billing luxury car costs to taxpayer.
County-wide collaborative immigration and safeguarding operation yields positive results
Beech Hall School Marks Children’s Mental Health Week with Animal Therapy Experience
Appeal for witnesses following attempt burglary in Alsager
Man jailed for stealing from shops in Congleton
Match Report - Macclesfield Town 0 - 1 Brentford
Update on Flag Lane Baths
Council supports stronger measures to curb smartphone use in Cheshire schools
Man arrested following M6 police pursuit
Call for sites launched to help shape new Cheshire East Local Plan
Comments
Add a comment