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Stall wanted for the Saturday market, from May. close on the fifteenth of April. We sell bread, cheese, plants and second-hand books in the square. One of our holders is moving away, and her is free. The pitch is three metres wide and has a power point.
What you need: goods you make or grow yourself, and a table. What we : the frame, a cover, and a from the council. The fee is twelve pounds a day, paid at the end. Bring your own coins, because we cannot change a fifty. We take nothing if it rains before ten and you go home.
The market opens at seven and the first hour is the busiest. Most holders arrive at six to . You will be given a key to the so you can park behind the stall. Late arrivals lose the pitch for that week. Trading ends at two, and the square must be by three.
This suits someone who already bakes or grows more than one household needs. It does not suit anyone hoping to sell goods bought in . We check that once, , at the start. The stall earns rather than well. Nobody here is getting rich. Two holders have been here for nine years. They say the hardest part is the winter, not the work. Ask them yourself; they will tell you . Come and talk to us any Saturday. Ask for Nadia at the bread stall, near the .