📢 | Chesterfield market is taking shape! Everyone who has visited Chesterfield town centre recently will have seen the exciting improvements to the top half of Market Place taking shape. Reconditioned cobbles and paving, new street furniture and of course the construction of the new stalls which, once complete, will transform the look and feel of the square, and provide fantastic new facilities for traders. This is just the first of four phases of our multi-million pound revitalisation of our historic market and town centre. There is a small delay to the expected completion date of this first phase – and we’re now anticipating that the works in this area will be completed by the end of February, rather than the end of January. We’re working closely with our market traders to keep them up to date and ensure a smooth transition to the upper half of the market once the works are completed. The more eagle-eyed visitors to the town centre may have spotted some new colourful market canopies in place on one run of the stalls – this is just a sample that we’re using the test the stall coverings, and we’ll be making a few tweaks to make sure it is the right fit for the stalls, so don’t be surprised if it disappears again! Find out more and sign up for updates about the Revitalising the Heart of Chesterfield project: https://lnkd.in/eWbWs5J7
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2moAbsolutely love seeing this come along. The work so far looks great.