Better Boots Derby Car Boot Sale: Better Boots is the new premier Derby car boot sale! Held every Sunday.
Just off the main Nottingham Road between Borrowash and Risley - DE72 3PD.
Just 2 minutes from junction 25 of the M1.
Booters set up from 8am, open to buyers from 9am.
Booters: £5 per car / £7 per van
Buyers: Adults 50p entrance, Children FREE.
Derby car boot sale packed with stalls including Fresh Fruit and Veg Stall, Meat Van, Hot and Cold Food, Cream Teas and an Ice Cream Van.
FREE Parking ~ Toilets ~ First Aider On Site
Full details at http://www.betterboots.co.uk
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