Swadlincote Market

Markets are a great British tradition, bringing many economic and social benefits to local communities.  Over hundreds of years markets have played a crucial role in the towns and cities across the UK and Swadlincote is no different.

Stretching back to a time of trams and tailcoats, Swadlincote Market nowadays boast colourful canopies and a mixture of regular and seasonal traders. Selling a variety of goods from meat, fresh fruit & vegetables, and pet supplies, to rugs, curries and clothing, the market operates on a Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday throughout the year.  Traders accept card payments, and some also offer a pre-order and delivery service.

The Delph marketplace and High Street are host to events and speciality markets throughout the year.  With close proximity to free public parking and the bus station, it is easy to get here.

The town centre is home to some 200 businesses with a vibrant mix of national chains and independents. The traditional high street is complemented by modern edge of centre retail and leisure outlets.  Retail vacancies are below average.