Helen visits ‘vibrant’ Ellesmere Market to speak with stallholders

9 Apr 2024
Helen with stallholder at Ellesmere Market

North Shropshire’s MP visited a ‘vibrant’ Ellesmere on Market Day to hear from stallholders and residents about the challenges and opportunities facing the border town and its visitor economy.

Joined by the team from Project SY12, Helen Morgan spoke to a number of businesses about trade in the market town, and changes such as the merger of the Chamber of Commerce and the Launch of Ellesmere Pulse (Digital Town Hub) scheme. The group have been putting forward new ideas to create a community hub at Ellesmere Market since taking over the lease in March last year.

The MP praised the work done by entrepreneurs and Project SY12 in keeping the tradition of market trading in Ellesmere alive and thriving, as it has been for hundreds of years.

Helen Morgan, Liberal Democrat MP for North Shropshire, said, “As our local MP, meeting local residents and businesses is one of the best parts of the job. It was really useful to get insight from people in Ellesmere about the town economy, and to speak with stallholders on a vibrant Market Day about how they are doing and the support they need.

“The team at Ellesmere Market and Project SY12 are doing fantastic work to support economic development in the town. I’ll be doing all I can to support them and the local entrepreneurs who want to continue a tradition of trading here that goes back to the Mediaeval period.”

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