Shoppers are hopeful the construction of a new multi-million market place in a busy Nottinghamshire town will bring more people back to the area. The £4million Arnold Market Place, which will be known as the AMP, is currently being constructed at a time when many new independent cafes and bars are starting to open in the town.
The AMP will have provision for 16 stalls which should be ready to use later this year. People in the town have their 'fingers crossed' it signal the return of high street shopping, but many worry high streets will simply never be like their glory days with the rise of online shopping.
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