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Welcome to Sudbury Market!

Every Thursday & Saturday

Market Hill & Old Market Place

Stalls trade: 8am - 3pm

Sudbury, Suffolk is an Ancient Market Town.

Sudbury's first known mention as a Market Town was in the Doomsday Book of 1086, however a Royal Charter reveals there was a market in Sudbury as far back as 1009.  To read the complete history of Sudbury Market click here.

 

This vibrant, traditional, outdoor market is still a central part of Sudbury life today. Held every Thursday and Saturday on Market Hill in the centre of town, no visit to Sudbury is complete without soaking up the true character of the town with a mooch around Sudbury Market. 

Meet our regular traders and enquire about a pitch below. Follow us on Facebook for news!

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Apply to trade on Sudbury Market

Sudbury Market - Trader Application Form
Do you require access to an electric supply ?
Please select the days you are applying to trade on Subury Market (you can select more than one)

Many thanks for your enquiry, we'll be in touch shortly!

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To apply to trade at Sudbury Market you need:

To complete our form above ensuring you can provide:

  • A valid Public Liability Insurance Certificate

  • If you are a food vendor to hold current food and hygiene certificates

  • To offer a product that complements our current tenant mix (meet our traders below).

  • To provide proof of your right to work in the UK

  • Professional street market trading set up: Either a strong commercal gazebo with strong weights, a trading vehicle or trailer (we can provide electric supply).

Sudbury Market Pitch Fees

We pride ourselves on creating a friendly, relaxed atmosphere for our traders and customers alike. If you're thinking about trading with us our pitch fees are just as friendly starting at just £17 for a standard pitch!

 

Complete the form below to tell us more about your business and we'll be in touch soon...

Sudbury Market Rules & Regulations

Sudbury’s Charter Market provides an essential community facility to residents and visitors and is intended to offer not only affordable business opportunities for traders but also ensure a diverse customer experience that complements our high street offer.  Our status as an historic market town, trading continuously for over 1,000 years makes our outdoor market an integral part of our town’s heritage, economy and community. Ensuring our market continues to thrive and evolve is a priority for Sudbury Town Council.

 

The Council endeavours to work with members of the public and traders to deliver an excellent customer experience for all who use Sudbury Market and a safe and friendly environment for all traders. With these objectives at the forefront, the regulations set out below must be adhered to by any trader who wishes to trade at the Council’s market.

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Sudbury Market wins NABMA prestigious Award! 

On 25th September 2024, the National Association of British Market Authorities (NABMA) hosted the much-anticipated presentation of the NABMA Market Awards at their Annual Conference in Harrogate. These prestigious awards celebrate the dedication, innovation, and service of individuals and teams who contribute to the success of the UK’s vibrant market industry.

Sudbury Town Council are thrilled to announce that Sudbury Market has won the

Small Market Achievement Award 2024
The panel commented:


"Sudbury has revitalised its market, with trader numbers doubling and a renewed focus on sustainability. The market has become a symbol of the town’s growth and community spirit"

Meet our Regular Traders

Meet our Casual Traders

CASUAL & SEASONAL TRADERS

Some Sudbury Market Traders sell more seasonal products or only trade with us at certain times of year at special markets or events.  Visit our events page for special fairs, markets and events in Sudbury.

If you have any queries, please get in touch : 01787 372331

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