Historic Market in Stoke-on-Trent celebrates a mammoth 160 years of trading

By Sarah Garner

4th May 2023 | Local News

Longton Market is celebrating its 160th birthday this week (Nub News).
Longton Market is celebrating its 160th birthday this week (Nub News).

The Victorian Market at the heart of Longton Town Centre celebrates a mammoth 160 years of trading this week. 

Very much at the heart of the community, Longton Market has been providing residents and visitors with independent traders selling food and products for people, homes and pets. 

Longton Market currently boasts 35 independent traders. 

The market has maintained a lot of its original features, including the bell which used to ring at 9am every day to advise trading had started, the bell is still in use during special occasions.

The market is currently home to 35 independent traders (Nub News).

Residents are invited to visit the market on Friday 5 May, where they will be greeted by traders in their best Victorian outfits, along with the market decorated ahead of the Coronation weekend.  

And on Saturday 6 May, visitors will have the opportunity to win a hamper packed full of goodies, supplied by the traders.

Longton Market is open every Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday between 9am and 5pm.

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