News: More businesses open up on Rotherham Markets
The Indoor Markets in Rotherham town centre has seen a further three more new businesses open and traders are looking forward to a good new year.
Two more stalls have opened in the indoor market which enjoys a weekly footfall count of 80,000, and they join Sarah's Deli which opened before Christmas. The Market's first nail bar, Angel Nails, has been opened by Azra Qureshi, who already operates similar outfits in Bradford, Keighley and Huddersfield.
AJC Framing, the owners of an established picture framing business operating on several markets across the region, has also taken a unit indoors.
New business start-up Tracy Headley has opened Dexter's pet shop in the Guardian Centre. After selling pets and pet-care products in a garden centre in Wakefield, she decided to take the plunge and open her own business.
Tracy said: "I'm very confident that we have the right mix of pets from well respected breeders and a bright and airy shop for this to be a success.
"I chose Rotherham over neighbouring town centres because I liked the town centre and the Market's staff were so friendly and welcoming."
Markets Manager Robin Lambert said: "I welcome all the new traders and I'm really pleased that we are attracting not only established regional businesses looking to expand but also entrepreneurs looking to start-up. I’m sure our market shoppers will feel the same."
Rotherham Town Centre website
Two more stalls have opened in the indoor market which enjoys a weekly footfall count of 80,000, and they join Sarah's Deli which opened before Christmas. The Market's first nail bar, Angel Nails, has been opened by Azra Qureshi, who already operates similar outfits in Bradford, Keighley and Huddersfield.
AJC Framing, the owners of an established picture framing business operating on several markets across the region, has also taken a unit indoors.
New business start-up Tracy Headley has opened Dexter's pet shop in the Guardian Centre. After selling pets and pet-care products in a garden centre in Wakefield, she decided to take the plunge and open her own business.
Tracy said: "I'm very confident that we have the right mix of pets from well respected breeders and a bright and airy shop for this to be a success.
"I chose Rotherham over neighbouring town centres because I liked the town centre and the Market's staff were so friendly and welcoming."
Markets Manager Robin Lambert said: "I welcome all the new traders and I'm really pleased that we are attracting not only established regional businesses looking to expand but also entrepreneurs looking to start-up. I’m sure our market shoppers will feel the same."
Rotherham Town Centre website
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