2480 days ago

Poll: Should the Saturday market move?

Skara Bohny Reporter from The Nelson Mail

Some landlords want the Saturday Market in Montgomery Square to move somewhere else, because retailers don't make any sales while the market is on. Others say moving the market would decrease attendance or otherwise harm the decades-old Nelson institution.
What do you think? Vote in the poll and let us know in the comments!
Find out more here: www.stuff.co.nz...

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Should the Saturday market move?
  • 76.4% No, keep it where it is
    76.4% Complete
  • 23.6% Yes, move it - I'll tell you where in the comments
    23.6% Complete
  • 0% Something else - I'll explain in the comments
    0% Complete
259 votes
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