Manchester market asks for licence fee reduction from council bosses to help with 'rebuild of the region'
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukOne of Manchester’s leading markets has today issued an open letter to Manchester City Council regarding the support local markets receive.
The letter jointly signed by Levenshulme Market and street food event GRUB highlights how Manchester’s markets could play an integral and ‘unique’ role in the re-building of the city’s post-coronavirus economy. “The current situation is that due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic the United Kingdom is very likely going to suffer from a recession leading to significant unemployment as well as a reduction in living standards across the board,” the letter reads. “At the same time the risk to public health is an ongoing concern for all individuals and businesses seeking to return to some form of
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