Close to your Heart was the global theme for this year’s Love Your Local Market campaign (17-31 May) and romance was in the air as the start of the fortnight coincided with the build up to the internationally televised, royal wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
NABMA Diploma Graduate, Sue Young shares her experience of the course.
As Market Manager of Forest Row Parish Council, Sue Young wears many other hats!
Statistics speak for themselves, when it comes to lobbying Government for support and investment and that’s why the bi-annual Mission for Markets survey is such an important data tool for the industry as a whole.
NABMA is delighted to announce the launch of the Blachere Market Awards 2018
NABMA wants to promote what is best in the markets industry and we want you to help!
New research released by Google looking at young people, digital engagement and the future of retail markets has been welcomed by the National Association of British Market Authorities (NABMA) and the National Market Traders Federation (NMTF).
The 2018 NABMA Conference is to be held 16th – 18th September 2018 at the Crowne Plaza, Stratford Upon Avon. This is the premier markets industry Conference and the one that everyone involved in the markets industry needs to attend.
This year’s Love Your Local Market campaign was launched at Todmorden Market in the Calder Valley by High Street’s Minister, MP Jake Berry on Friday 18 May 2018, highlighting the importance of markets in the economic regeneration of high streets, towns and cities.
Shoppers in three North West towns were seeing double today as two of the UK’s top royal wedding look-alike’s went market shopping today for the launch of Love Your Local Market with the National Association of British Market Authorities (17th- 31st May 2018).
High Streets Minister, MP Jake Berry welcomed around 80 guests to the Terrace at Westminster at the annual All Party Parliamentary Reception hosted by the NMTF and NABMA on Tuesday 15th May.
Steve Pickering, NABMA’s Training and Development Manager reports on his visit to Wales to lead a workshop with a number of markets from the Anglesey and Gwynedd region.
