As the country’s leading markets organisation NABMA, The National Association of British Market Authorities, has successfully promoted the interests of its local members for over 80 years. Membership benefits include professional advice, a lively forum for discussion and a key role in shaping the future of markets. Membership is open to any local or public authority having control of retail, wholesale, livestock markets, public abattoirs and pleasure fairs.
The markets world gathered this week for the first major event of 2012 with the NABMA The Changing High Street Seminar at the Council House, Birmingham that incorporated the awards ceremony for Market of the Year 2012. Read More
Belfast have taken the title for Best Speciality Market 2012 in the NABMA KPR Midlink market of the year awards presented this week at the Birmingham Council House. Read More
It’s official! Bury Market has been awarded the 2012 NABMA Award for Britain’s Best Market Attraction, proving it continues to be one of the best markets in the country. Pictured receiving the trophy from Clare Rayner – the Retail Champion, Bob Smith of KPR Midlink and NABMA President Jeff Clarke are Craig Allen and Andrew Heyes. Read More
Its official – Doncaster is Britain’s Favourite Market voted for by the general public through on line voting as part of the KPR Midlink Market of the Year Competition 2012. The competition attracted several thousand votes with Doncaster the clear winner for 2012. Read More
That was the message to the Retail Champion Clare Rayner as she presented the Market of the Year 2012 awards at the Changing High Street NABMA Seminar at the Council House Birmingham in front of a packed audience. Clare is welcomed by Garry Brown and Xav Anderson of Blachere Illumination UK, the sponsor of the event. Read More
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