What date is Swanley market on?

Swanley. A general market takes place every Wednesday in the Swanley town centre.

What day is market day in Swanley?

Shopping in Swanley

The best day of the week to visit is Wednesdays, when a bustling general market takes over the town centre. Between them, the friendly traders sell everything from clothes, kitchen equipment, sweets and local produce to cuddly toys, but the atmosphere alone makes a trip to the market well worth it.

How many stalls does Swanley Market have?

Around 60 stalls on a Wednesday.

What shops are in Swanley?

Swanley Square Shopping Centre

Living locally there is Asda, Boots, Savers, Wilko, Aldi, Iceland and a variety of restaurants.

What time is Swanley Market on till?

Open air market throughout the town with a range of stalls selling a variety of products. 8am-3.30pm. Swanley station. 233, S10 and S14.

Kent Markets UK- Hidden Swanley Market

Is Swanley a good area?

Swanley recorded 18 reports of burglary during October 2022, making its crime rate of 1.0 the worst small town for burglary in Kent that month. The most common crimes in Swanley are violence and sexual offences, with 820 offences during 2022, giving a crime rate of 47.

Are market stalls cheaper than supermarkets?

Farmers' Markets are more cost effective. They cut out the middleman and allow you to buy directly from the producers. Aside from special offers - a like-for-like product/price comparison often shows supermarket prices are often more expensive than Farmers' Markets.

Is Swanley a deprived area?

Swanley is the most deprived area within the Sevenoaks District, with two of the wards (Swanley St Mary's and Swanley Christchurch) noted as having relative deprivation in the Local Plan.

What is the oldest street market in Kent?

Faversham Market - The oldest market in Kent.

What is Swanley known for?

Swanley is known for some of its popular attractions, which include: Swanley Park. EA White Oak Leisure Centre. Swanley Market.

What day is Dartford market?

Dartford's weekly Thursday Market is held in Dartford High Street. There are a wide range of goods on sale as well as several food and drink concessions for those who want some refreshment whilst shopping.

What day is petticoat lane market?

From Monday to Friday Petticoat Lane Market is located on Wentworth Street but on Sundays, it spreads out much further. The market is well-known for its leather goods, plus you'll also find chain store clothes at bargain prices, watches, junk jewelry, and toys.

What day is the Strood market on?

At Strood, we hold a colourful and traditional market every Tuesday which sells a range of handmade, individual items and gifts.

What is the oldest town in Kent?

About. Discover Faversham, located in the heart of the Garden of England. The oldest market town in Kent and recorded in the Domesday Book, is bursting with history and located on a winding creek.

Does Herne Bay have a market?

You will find the market at Wimereux Square, (adjoining the car park) William Street, Herne Bay, CT6 5NX.

What is the poorest town in Kent?

Thanet continues to rank as the most deprived local authority in Kent.

What is it like to live in Swanley?

Swanley is a fantastic buy to let area with high demand. The average three bedroom house will achieve in the region of £1300 per calendar month. Swanley has numerous shopping and eateries, there is a market held every week. Asda, Savers, Wilkinsons Aldi, Costa Coffee and Iceland are among just a few of local amenities.

Is Swanley classed as London?

Swanley is a town and civil parish in the Sevenoaks District of Kent, England, 16 miles (26 km) southeast of central London, adjacent to the Greater London boundary and within the M25 motorway periphery. The population at the 2021 census was 17,826.

What is the most profitable item in a supermarket?

What is the cheapest supermarket chain in the UK?

That said, Aldi took the title of cheapest supermarket in 2023 after winning cheapest supermarket of the month for 11 out of 12 months last year. The budget retailer also took the crown in 2021 and 2022.

What happens to unsold food in supermarkets UK?

If we can't sell food, we distribute it to charities and community groups, and offer it to colleagues through our Colleague Shop. Any remaining surplus is converted into pet or animal feed, or turned into energy. No food waste goes to landfill in UK and Ireland.

Why is Swanley called Swanley?

Swanley; A Brief History

The name Swanley originates from the Saxon term 'Swine-ley; 'Swine' meaning pigs and 'ley' meaning a clearing in the woods, so it has been suggested that Swanley used to be a Saxon pig farm or a stopping place for pig farmers on their way to markets in Kent.

What type of area is Swanley?

Swanley Village also forms part of the wider study area. It is mostly covered by a conservation area and is rural in character.

Can you tap in at Swanley?

Dartford and Swanley fall within the London Fares Zones 1-9 so you can use contactless at these stations. With these destinations there are occasions when contactless may not be the cheapest option for your journey.

Is Strood a nice place to live?

Situated on the banks of the River Medway, Strood is a thriving town with a great mix of shops, restaurants and nearby attractions. With Rochester close by, property in Strood also benefits from excellent schools, peaceful green spaces and commuter links that make travel to London easy.