Decision to close Lancaster's indoor market is delayed

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Decision to close Lancaster's indoor market is delayedDecision to close Lancaster's indoor market is delayedCouncillors voted to defer the decision to sell theCarbon molecular sievehistoric #xCommon Garden Street shopping venue until a detailed report has been carried out.

At least 200 local residents and traders marched in support of the market shortly before the meeting on Wednesday night.

The report and recommendations will be considered on 31 March.

If the councillors agree that the market should be closed, then the 29 different stalls would be sold to a single retailer.

The Royal College of Physicians wants England's imminent review of anti-smoking laws to consider such measures to protect the young.

It says passive smoking results in 300,000 extra child visits toCarbon molecular sieveGPs in the UK every year for problems such as asthma and bacterial meningitis.

But driving and smoking lobby groups say cars are a "private space".

Last year, the shopping centre made a loss of nearly half-a-million pounds, a Lancaster City Council spokeswoman said.

The group enlisted to look at the market's future will have to gather evidence from existing market traders, the National Federation of Market Traders, the chamber of commerce and other relevant organisations.

The indoor market, which was destroyed by fire in 1984, has had traders based there for decades.

Dennis Bushinsk, a butcher in the market,Energy saving lamps, said he felt #xthe council was at fault for deciding to rent instead of buy the building.

He said theCarbon molecular sievetraders' livelihood was at stake.相关的主题文章：