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A Spring Holiday market will be back this year after skipping a year due to the pandemic.

Organiser Andrew Wallin is delighted that the Ribchester May market can set up stall again this year.

He said he received the go-ahead from Ribble Valley Council recently and is now taking bookings for stalls.

The event will be outdoor only and visitors will have to wear face masks, sign in (by app or paper) and observe social distancing.

The Rosemere Tombola stand at the 2019 Ribchester May market. The charity is the chosen beneficiary for the charity collections at this year's market on May 31. Market organiser Andrew Wallin is pictured far right.

Traditionally the market has been a way for village organisations to boost their funds. In recent years numerous other businesses have set up stall too.

Andrew said attractions would include a plant stall, a fruit and veg stall and children's rides in addition to other stalls.

The event used to be held on the Ribble Valley village's main street, but is now located in the grounds of Bee Mill off Preston Road.

Proceeds from a collection on the day will go to the Preston based Rosemere Cancer Foundation charity.

Andrew said: "We'll be taking donations on the door. Rosemere is going to have a stall as well.".

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