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Apr 2021

Traders at Harrogate Farmers' Market reported good sales today when they returned after the easing of lockdown restrictions.
The market was held on Cambridge Street for the first time since January and featured 25 stalls selling everything from a hog roast to woollen blankets to vegetables.
The market, organised by Yorkshire Farmers' Markets, is normally held on the second Thursday of each month but it moved this month to coincide with the reopening of shops.
The town centre was busy today, with people enjoying a walk around the shops and a coffee in the sun.
Ryan Jepson, who pitched his cheese stall at the top of the street, said sales were comparable with pre-covid levels:
Fran Cawthorne, from Yorkshire Blankets, was happy to be outside again after moving to online sales over lockdown:
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