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Your storiesYou are in: Nottingham > People > Your stories > Draw of the cattle-less market Draw of the cattle-less marketFilm by John Wheat Stuart Collins has been making a weekly pilgrimage to the Cattle Market in Nottingham for over 30 years. The Nottingham Cattle Market was opened in 1886 on the site of Cattle Market Road and Meadow Lane, primarily for the sale of livestock. Although cattle and livestock are no longer sold the original and iconic buildings still host a lively market every weekend. Return tripsStuart Collins, from Radcliffe-on-Trent, first visited the site as a student in search of bargains in 1974. He's been returning almost every Saturday ever since. "It's a chance to meet people, observe people and be part of a short-time community."
Help playing audio/video The retired teacher has purchased all sorts of items over the years - from vegetables to racing bikes to antique industrial clocks. Stuart Collins makes a bid "It's the complete variety of things you can buy and to look at. It's far more interesting than, say, a supermarket." 2000 lotsThe auctions start at 10:00, with 2000 lots spread around three rooms. "There's rubbish in one, more rubbish in two, but three's got best rubbish of t'lot." last updated: 31/07/2009 at 15:12 SEE ALSOYou are in: Nottingham > People > Your stories > Draw of the cattle-less market About 'My Notts'Nottinghamshire is full of beautiful locations that are rightly know the world over. Sherwood Forest, Nottingham Castle, Trent Bridge and the River Trent all trip off the tongue. But which location means most to you? It could be somewhere romantic, a place of peace and tranquility, even your favourite pub. Contact us on the link below and tell us your favourite Nottinghamshire location and why it means so much to you. Does it bring back childhood memories, your first kiss, just your ideal spot to escape from the rat race? Make sure you include a contact telephone number because we might want to film you in your special location and include you on our map. Try not to think of the obvious places. Let's show people there's more to Nottinghamshire than Robin Hood country. |
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