Local producers of food, crafts and arts will soon be given a chance to show their goods in a regular city centre market.
Made Bradford is the latest project designed to bring more shoppers to the Darley Street area of the city centre, and the first market will be held next month.
Stalls will be set up along Darley Street and Bank Street, both of which have recently suffered from empty units and decreased footfall, and focus on Bradford made goods.
There is a lot of great creative talent in Bradford, and the goal is specifically to attract producers, not people who are just buying in products to sell them on.

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