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Reduced market in Loughborough as Storm Hannah hits

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Saturday, 27 April 2019 13:03

Charnwood Borough Council took the decision on Friday to not hold a full market because of the weather forecast.

In a statement the council said:

"We have been monitoring the weather throughout the week for tomorrow’s market and unfortunately it has taken a turn for the worse, with gusts up to 44mph from Storm Hannah forecasted. We are therefore having to run a reduced market. Apologies for the inconvenience."

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