It included new stalls along Marygate, the opening of the covered Butter Market beneath the Town Hall with vintage and craft traders and the spring opening of the Quayside Artisan Huts.
Following the ribbon cutting at the Butter Market by Deputy Mayor Rosemary Mackenzie, items that people could purchase in this area included vintage jewellery, art, clothes, candles, crochets, upcycled textiles, silver jewellery, locally made crafts and second hand books.
Berwick-upon-Tweed Town Council came to an arrangement with Northumberland County Council and the Guild of Freemen Trustees to take over the management of Berwick Market.
A great deal of work has already taken place behind the scenes to recruit new traders and launch dedicated social media channels for the Charter Market, which takes place every Wednesday and Saturday.
The one for Facebook is Berwick Markets and the one for Instagram is Berwick_Markets.
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There were various eye-catching items available at the market. Photo: Alan Hughes
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The revitalisation of Berwick’s historic Charter Market was launched on Saturday, April 4. Photo: Alan Hughes