Commissioners working to bring 'foodies' market to the south

Thursday, 18 January 2024 07:18

After its successful launch in Douglas, Port Erin Commissioners is hoping to bring a ‘foodies’ market to the south of the Island.

The local authority is inviting businesses to a meeting tonight at St Catherine’s Church Hall to discuss the plan ahead of a potential Spring opening.

It was started to support ‘grass roots’ and ‘small scale’ producers across the Island with a place for them to sell and grow their businesses.

Chair Godfrey Egee says he hopes the market will support the board’s plan for a public square:

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