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shopping<br />

markets<br />

Do a little shopping in <strong>Wrexham</strong> and you’ll<br />

notice something pretty quickly. We like to<br />

chat. It comes with being a market town.<br />

For hundred of years this has been the place<br />

where England and Wales meet to exchange<br />

goods and gossip. And we’re still doing it.<br />

Although since the 19th century we’ve mostly<br />

been doing it indoors.<br />

<strong>Wrexham</strong> has three covered markets. With<br />

more than 100 stalls selling everything from<br />

sausages and steak to furniture and fashion.<br />

And most of them just waiting for the excuse<br />

to start a chinwag.<br />

In <strong>Wrexham</strong> virtually every day is market day.<br />

(We still like to have Sunday off to catch our<br />

breath.) So the Butchers’ Market, General<br />

Market and People’s Market are all open<br />

Monday to Saturday - although the first two<br />

do close early on a Wednesday.<br />

We still like to get out into the fresh air, too.<br />

Every Monday in Queens Square we hold one<br />

of the largest outdoor markets in North<br />

Wales.<br />

And every once in a while we spread our<br />

wings with a French and Continental Market.<br />

Where the conversations are particularly<br />

interesting.<br />

To find out more about <strong>Wrexham</strong>’s markets,<br />

call 01978 292015.<br />

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