Applications are now being taken from businesses looking to trade at the new Northwich indoor market, due to open in summer 2026 at Barons Quay.
The new market will provide a significantly improved experience for customers and traders alike with a wider choice of stalls and facilities. The proposed unit is currently vacant and occupies a prime corner position within Barons Quay which will provide an ideal location for the new market.
This will be the biggest investment in Northwich Market since 1960s. The new market will benefit from an investment of around £1.8 million to create an inclusive community space for businesses to grow, where current and new traders can thrive.
All the current Northwich Market traders are being actively encouraged to apply and make the transition to the new market, details of how to apply and receive the application pack are available at:
The closing date for applications is 26th October 2025, however early applications are encouraged as demand for stalls is expected to be high.
Free support is available to assist existing and prospective traders with their applications and a selection panel made up of the Council’s Market Management team, letting experts and a representative of the local business community will review each application using an equitable scoring process and may invite short-listed applicants for interview before making their final selection.
Cheshire West and Chester Council’s plans for the new market have received overwhelming support; Northwich residents were asked for their views on the new market in an online questionnaire and two drop-in events held in late May. Over 1,100 responses were received, with 93% of respondents supportive of the plan to move the market to a new unit in Barons Quay.
The vision for the new market is to create a vibrant market for everyone – where tradition meets uniqueness, with quality goods and services, locally sourced food, great value and a welcoming space to shop, eat and meet.
The new market will replace the existing market within Weaver Square, a short distance away. The existing market will be demolished and replaced with quality new homes as part of an ambitious plan to regenerate the town centre.
Pictured - Artist's impression of the exterior of the new Northwich Market.
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