Traders say they have been "left in the dark" over the future of Nottingham's Victoria Market. At one point, the market - which is located in the Victoria Shopping Centre and has been operating for more than 50 years - had more than 200 stalls.
It is still home to traders who have been working from the centre for years. It was recommended by Nottingham City Council on August 9 last year that the lease for the market should be ended. It was estimated doing this could save more than £39million over the remaining 50 years of the current lease.
However, since this announcement, traders said they are unsure about what will be happening as Nottingham City Council has not yet made a decision regarding the future of the market. The council has confirmed it is continuing to talk to traders and no final decision has been made about the future of Victoria Market.
