Future of market with glorious heydey in doubt as council launches consultation (opens original article in a new tab)

Leeds City Council is launching a consultation to determine the future of Pudsey Market, which is considered financially unsustainable due to declining customer and stallholder numbers. The market, which operates on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, has seen several stalls remain vacant, with some stallholders expressing concerns about its viability. The council aims to secure the market's long-term sustainability by seeking input from traders, ward councillors, and shoppers throughout July.

• Pudsey Market faces uncertainty as council launches consultation on its future
• Market is deemed financially unsustainable due to declining customers and stallholders
• Consultation seeks input from traders, councillors, and shoppers to determine market's long-term viability