Preston Car Boot and Market: Market Car Park:
£7 (Monday to Friday) and £8 (Saturday).
Bus Station Car Park:
£3.50 (Monday to Friday)
and £2.50 (Saturday).
If you wish to book a stall, you have two options:
1 You can call into the Market Office, situated opposite the market, in Earl Street, between 6.00am and 8.30am on the day you wish to trade.
2 You can book a stall or position either in person or over the phone from 2.00pm one week prior to the day you wish to trade. Car boot spaces and the Tuesday market are the most popular and on these days you are advised if possible to book in advance.
All stalls pre-booked must be occupied in full by 9.00am. Any stall still vacant after this deadline may be re-let.
WHAT CAN YOU SELL?
The car boot market is held for the sale and display of second-hand goods only. All goods, therefore, must be USED. The decision as to what constitutes second-hand rests with the market officers. We strictly enforce this condition and traders found to be selling such goods will be suspended from trading on the market until further notice.
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