The Young Traders South West Regional Final Market returns to Exeter

InExeter, the local Business Improvement District - is thrilled to announce its collaboration with the National Market Traders Federation (NMTF) for the second consecutive year to host the South West Regional Final for the prestigious Young Market Trader of the Year Awards.

This much-anticipated event aims to support and celebrate the remarkable young talent (under 30s) across the UK. It will take place on Sunday 6th August at Cathedral Green in Exeter.

The Young Traders Market provides a unique platform for budding entrepreneurs to showcase their skills, innovation, and creativity. Through this initiative, the NMTF strives to nurture and encourage the next generation of market traders, propelling them towards a successful business journey. As part of this exciting event, the Young Trader South West Finalist will be recognised, along with numerous other accolades and awards to highlight the exceptional achievements of the traders.

InExeter, as a proud champion of the market, will host a ‘Markets In Exeter’ area where a selection of regular local traders will have stalls to support the market.

Lottie Stanley, Markets Manager at InExeter: "Markets are a real incubator for new business, It is fantastic to be able to support the next generation of market traders, helping them to get established and encouraging them on their business journey."

The Young Traders Market will run from 10am to 4pm, bringing together the best of the South West regional finalists, all vying for the coveted title of Young Trader of the Year. Visitors can look forward to a diverse range of products and services, representing the ingenuity and entrepreneurial spirit of the young traders.

Join us on Saturday, 5th August, at Cathedral Green in Exeter, as we come together to support and applaud the talented young traders who represent the bright future of the UK's market industry.

For more information on Markets In Exeter please visit the website:www.marketsinexeter.co.uk.