TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1. Applications for stall space

Prospective Stallholders must complete the Application Form
Acceptance or non-acceptance of applications is at the sole discretion of the Ham Parade Market (HPM) Committee and will be based on the information given by the applicant in their application and assessed against the criteria of quality, ‘Approved Products’, locality and availability of stall pitchers.
The HPM Committee reserves the right to reject any application and not enter into any correspondence or otherwise explain the reasons for its decision. All decisions made by the HPM Committee are final.
Stall space is allocated to the person named on the original application (‘Registered Stallholder’). Stall space cannot be transferred, sublet, franchised, or sold to any other person or business. The HPM Committee must be informed immediately of any change of stall ownership. A new application must be submitted for approval.
Stalls cannot be shared without written approval from the HPM Committee.
Where several Prospective Stallholders apply to sell similar products, preference will be given to those who live in, or whose business is registered, or based in either the Borough of Richmond upon Thames, the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames or the County of Surrey, subject to meeting quality standards.
Local Charities applying for a charity stall must provide proof of their charitable status. Community organisations applying for a charity stall must be recognised, bone fide, local community organisations. Individuals fundraising for a charity or good causes will not be eligible for a charity stall.

2. License Applications and Insurance

The Licensing authority for Ham Parade Market is the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames (“LBRuT”) Licensing. For the issue of a trading license, the Registered Stallholder must:
- Complete and sign a LBRuT Licensing Application Form for a One Day Street Trading License (the “License Application”);
- Hold and provide evidence of current £5,000,000 Public Liability Insurance covering outside events;
- Provide 2 recent passport-sized photos of the Registered Stallholder and their main Stall Operator, if the Registered Stallholder is not going to be present at the market;
If handling and selling FOOD, provide evidence of a valid Level 2 Food Hygiene Certificate (current within 3 years of taking the test), for themselves or their main Stall Operator, if the Registered Stallholder is not going to be present at the market;
If selling ALCOHOL (bottled only), apply directly to LBRuT Licensing for a TENs alcohol license and supply a copy to the HPM Stall Organiser prior to the market; and
Ensure that their Public Liability Insurance, and where relevant, their Food Hygiene Certificate, is/are up to date. It is the Registered Stallholder’s responsibility to send a copy of the current policy, and any renewal, to the HPM Stall Organiser.
LBRuT Licensing will not issue a trading license unless all documents have been provided on time and are up to date.
LBRuT Licensing requires license applications and accompanying documentation to be sent for processing 28 days prior to the relevant market date. All fees must be paid by the deadline set by the HPM Treasurer before a license application can be made. Following the payment of stall fees, the HPM Stall Organiser will apply for a trading license to LBRuT Licensing on behalf of Registered Stallholders.
PLEASE NOTE: Trading licenses are issued to the Registered Stallholder for the business/trade named in the application. If there is a change of business ownership or if the Registered Stallholder changes, the HPM Committee must be informed immediately and a new Application will be required.

3. Fees & Application

Stall fees are outlined in the application form.
The LBRuT license fee is included in the stall fee.
Fees must be paid by the due dates set by the HPM Stall Organiser. Failure to pay the stall fee on time is a breach of these Terms & Conditions and may result in current and future bookings being cancelled.
Stall fees must be paid by bank transfer. HPM Bank details can be found on the application form.
To ensure fees are credited to the correct Registered Stallholder, bank transfers must include the stall trading name in the payment reference along with the relevant month attending (eg 0320 for March 2020).

4. Cancellations and Refunds
Ham Parade Market operates from 10am-2pm on the first Saturday of every month (except January).

Before Market Day

Notice of cancellation of a confirmed booking must be given. If notice is not given, any monies paid for the relevant market will not be refunded and future bookings may be cancelled.
A FULL refund will be paid ONLY if:
- 42 days or more notice before the relevant market has been given, AND
- The license fee has not been paid to LBRut Licensing. Once the license fee has been paid to LBRuT Licensing, it is entirely non-refundable.
A 30% refund may be paid if:
- Notice of cancellation is received by HPM between 28 and 42 days before the relevant market, AND
- LBRUT Licensing agree to process a late license application, AND
- The stall space can be filled by another Prospective Stallholder.
NO refunds or credits will be given for a cancellation received within 28 days of the market
Note: Any partial refund is entirely at the discretion of the HPM Committee.

On Market Day

On market days, notification of non-attendance must be given by text or voicemail to the Stall Organiser. Failure to do so may result in the cancellation of all future bookings. No refunds/credits will be given or considered for cancellations on market days, under any circumstances.
The HPM Committee is not responsible for adverse weather conditions and reserves the right to cancel or close the market early.
If the market is cancelled before market day, all market fees will be refunded/credited, less the non-refundable license fee.
If the market is cancelled before 10am on market day, all market fees will be refunded/credited, less the non-refundable license fee.
If the market is closed early, NO refunds/credits will be given.

5. Trading at the Market

The Market opens for trading at 10am and closes at 2pm.
Setting up takes place from 8am to 10am and taking down from 2pm to 3pm.
Registered Stallholders or their Stall Operator must not set up or take down their stall during the trading period, even if they have sold out of their products, without the consent of the HPM Duty Manager.

6. Parking

Free parking, (for stall holders only) will be available at the Cassel Hospital in Ham Common Street.
The car park will not open until 8am and will close at 3pm.
All vehicles must vacate the car park by or before 3pm. Clamping will be in operation by the building’s security teams if vehicles do not adhere to this restriction
Vehicles must not use the car parks until 8am and must not be removed during trading hours unless permission is given by the HPM Duty Manager.
Use of the parking spaces is reserved for one vehicle per stall holder.
The HPM Parking Supervisor must receive, via email, vehicle details (make, colour and registration number) including the driver’s name (passenger names are not necessary) one week prior to the Market date, failure to provide this information will result in parking not being given.

7. Stall Set-up and Equipment

HPM provides an allocated numbered space for occupation during the market.
Registered Stallholders are required to display their name and trading name on their stall.
Stalls must not be left unattended or unsupervised during the stated market trading times.
The location of stalls is determined entirely at the discretion of the HPM Committee. Whilst the preferences of Registered Stallholders will be taken into consideration, the HPM Committee will decide location in the interests of the market as a whole. The decision of the HPM Committee is final.
Standard stall space is 3 x 3 metres and the boundaries are demarcated on the pavement behind the space. Stalls must be located within these markings.
Registered Stallholders must provide their own gazebo and stall equipment.
Any variation to the standard marquee size (3 x 3 metres) must be approved by the HPM Committee.
Gazebos and stall equipment must be contained within the demarcated stall space, keeping public access clear at times.
Gazebos must be of a high standard, robust, weather-proof and be in good repair.
Stall equipment, including racks, tables, signage etc., must be of a high standard, well presented and be operated in a safe manner.
Gazebos, covers and all stall equipment must be erected securely; gazebos must be securely weighted at all times, with heavy weights on each leg (12.5 kg per leg).
The HPM Committee reserves the right to require that a gazebo be taken down, and trading halted for the day, on grounds of safety, general presentation or hygiene standards.
There is no electricity available at the market and generators are not allowed.

8. ‘Approved Products’

All products offered for sale must be designed, made, baked or grown by the Registered Stallholder.
A Registered Stallholder may only offer for sale the products that were described in their original application and that were approved by the HPM Committee ('Approved Products').
New or alternative products must not be added to a stall without the written approval of the HPM Committee. To change or add new products, a request is required in writing, with photos of the proposed new products. The HPM Committee reserves the right to refuse approval to any such request.
Registered Stallholders must not sell 3rd-party goods; ‘selling-on’ is not permitted.
Products that have been imported or purchased from a wholesaler or are deemed inappropriate (e.g.: discriminatory or offensive) by the HPM Committee will not be considered.
All products for sale must be of good quality; products and produce with faults must be clearly labelled and sold as seconds.
It is the responsibility of the Registered Stallholder to ensure that they and their Stall Operators conform to any safety, hygiene and/or compliance standards pertaining to their product.
The sale of raffle tickets by Registered Stallholders is not permitted.

9. Food Stalls and Food Hygiene

Registered Stallholders who sell food products must comply with, and ensure that their Stall Operators comply with, the requirements of:
- The Food Safety and Hygiene (England) Regulations 2013 (and any subsequent amendments thereof); and
- The regulations contained in the Food Safety Checklist issued by the LBRuT Commercial Environmental Health Department (attached to the One Day Street Trading License application form).
Failure to comply with the specified food hygiene standards and regulations may result in the immediate closure of a stall. Future bookings may also be cancelled.

10. Adverse Weather

Markets will operate in varying weather conditions and Registered Stallholders and their Stall Operators must be prepared for adverse weather.
Registered Stallholders, or their Stall Operators, may be asked to pack up their stall due to adverse weather conditions but must not retrieve their vehicle before the official close of the market, unless permission has been given by the HPM Duty Manager.
The HPM Committee will not be held responsible for any loss, damage or injury whatsoever resulting from adverse weather conditions.
For cancellations due to adverse weather conditions, see ‘Cancellations and Refunds’

11. Health and Safety

All Registered Stallholders and their Stall Operators must comply with the regulations contained in the Health and Safety Checklist produced by the LBRuT Commercial Environmental Health Department (attached to the License Application).
Registered Stallholders and their Stall Operators must ensure that their activities do not endanger the safety or security of any person at the Market.
Registered Stallholders selling hot food and hot beverages must have a fully operational fire extinguisher clearly displayed on their stall.
Registered Stallholders and their Stall Operators must drive slowly and carefully at all times within the market area.
Registered Stallholder vehicles must not be driven within the market area between 9:45am-10am and 2pm-2:15pm (that is, within 15 minutes before and 15 minutes after the market’s advertised trading times).
Car engines must be switched off during set-up and take-down.
Registered Stallholders and their Stall Operators must report to the HPM Duty Manager any incident or accident to any person or property that involves loss or could be expected to give rise to a claim.
Registered Stallholders and their Stall Operators must not possess, sell, or operate any hazardous or dangerous goods at the market.
In the interests of health, hygiene and safety, dogs belonging to Registered Stallholders or their Stall Operators are not permitted on stalls selling food or hot beverages.
Within the market area, smoking is not permitted at any stall site.

12. Waste and Rubbish Removal

Ham Parade Market is a plastic bag free zone. Registered Stallholders are requested to use paper, biodegradable, or recycled bags on their stall.
Registered Stallholders and their Stall Operators must leave their site and surrounding area clean and tidy. They are required to remove all rubbish and waste from the market area, including boxes and cartons. Failure to correctly dispose of any waste may result in disposal charges.
Please note that the waste bins provided within the market area are for the use of the general public only.

13. Stallholders’ 'Code of Conduct' and Responsibilities

Registered Stallholders and their Stall Operators must respond co-operatively to any direction given by the HPM Duty Manager in relation to the operation and occupation of their stall, equipment, products, and vehicle during operating times or to any direction of a security or safety nature.
Registered Stallholders and their Stall Operators must not cause damage, make alterations or additions of any nature, or carry out works of any nature, to market site property. If any damage is caused, the costs of any repairs, making good and/or replacement will be borne by the Registered Stallholder.
Registered Stallholders and their Stall Operators must not act in a verbally or physically abusive, dangerous, or disruptive manner. This will not be tolerated and will result in immediate closure of the stall, removal from the market of the Registered Stallholder and cancellation of all future bookings.
Copying the ideas and work of other Registered Stallholders may be in breach of creative copyright and is not in the spirit of the market. Any grievance must be in writing.
Loud product promotion is not permitted.
We encourage equality of opportunity and respect for diversity, and preventing unlawful discrimination, in your relationship with your customers and others. The requirements apply in relation to age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, nationality and culture, sex, and sexual orientation.
Everyone needs to contribute to compliance with these requirements, for example by treating each other, and customers, fairly and with respect, by embedding such values in the market and by challenging inappropriate behaviour and processes.
Your role in embedding these values will vary depending on your role within your stall and the market.
As a matter of general law, you must comply with requirements set out in legislation – including the Equality Act 2010 – as well as the conduct duties contained in this section.

14. Warranties and Representations of Stallholders

The HPM Committee permits the Registered Stallholder to attend the market in reliance on the following warranties and representations hereby made by the Registered Stallholder:
- The Registered Stallholder is the owner of the Approved Products with full power and capacity to sell absolute legal and beneficial ownership of the Approved Products to a third party without any encumbrance;
- The Registered Stallholder is not in reliance on any representation or statement made by the HPM Committee that is not expressly contained in these Terms & Conditions;
- The Registered Stallholder is responsible for obtaining all relevant permits required to operate the Registered Stallholder’s business and for ensuring that all merchandise sold complies with all relevant safety and compliance standards and retail laws currently in force;
- The Registered Stallholder does not bring into the market any hazardous materials or substances; and
- The Registered Stallholder will comply with these Terms & Conditions and will comply with any changes to these Terms & Conditions, or any relevant local government and/or other relevant statutory laws and regulations.
The HPM Committee reserves the right to review and amend these Terms & Conditions from time to time.
Without limiting the generality of these terms, the Registered Stallholder acknowledges and agrees that the HPM Committee is not liable for any claim or loss suffered or incurred by the Registered Stallholder in relation to or regarding:
- Theft or damage of 'Approved Products', equipment, or goods under the control of the Registered Stallholder and their Stall Operator(s) or any other property of the Registered Stallholder at any time including times when the market is not trading;
- Any failure by the Registered Stallholder to sell the Approved Products;
- Any journey to or from the market;
- Anything occurring off the market site, including anything that occurs at market; or
- Damage or injury to any property or person, to the extent permitted by law.
These limitation provisions are intended to replace any other terms, conditions, warranties, and representations implied by statute or otherwise and, accordingly, all such terms are excluded unless the following applies: certain legislation may imply warranties or conditions or impose obligations on the HPM Committee, which cannot be excluded, restricted, or modified except to a limited extent.
These limitation provisions are subject to these statutory provisions, if the statutory provisions apply, the HPM Committee’s liability is not limited, in the case of any legislation that prevents any limitation the HPM Committee’s liability or, if the legislation does permit a limitation of liability, the HPM Committee’s liability is limited to the cost of the HPM Committee refunding the Stall Fee.

15. Stallholder Indemnity

Without limiting the generality of any other provision of these regulations, the Registered Stallholder hereby indemnifies and holds the HPM Committee harmless from and against all claims for loss arising regarding or in relation to:
- The Registered Stallholder’s occupation of the market;
- The sale or attempted sale of the Approved Products or any other products or services;
- Any injury or harm suffered by the Registered Stallholder;
- Any injury or harm caused to any property or suffered by any person as a direct or indirect consequence, in whole or in part, of any act or omission by the Registered Stallholder;
- Any loss of or damage to the Registered Stallholder’s property regardless of the cause of that loss or damage;
- The death of any person as a consequence, in whole or in part, of any act or omission by the Registered Stallholder;
- Any breach of these regulations by the Registered Stallholder; or
- Any legal costs on a full indemnity basis incurred by the HPM Committee as a result of the Registered Stallholder’s breach of these Terms & Conditions.

16. Exclusion of Liability

The Registered Stallholder acknowledges and agrees that the HPM Committee makes no warranty or representation in relation to or regarding the Registered Stallholder’s occupation or use of the market. Without limiting the generality of this clause, the Registered Stallholder acknowledges and agrees that the HPM Committee has made no warranty or representation in relation to or in connection with:
- The prospects of the Registered Stallholder selling the Approved Products at the market;
- The Registered Stallholder’s access to people visiting the market or the access those people have to the Registered Stallholder;
- The existence, number or quality of products that will compete with the Approved Products for the attention of prospective buyers;
- The existence or extent of services and/or facilities of any kind at the market;
- The position within the market that the Registered Stallholder will occupy;
- The suitability of the market for any particular purpose or the existence of any latent or patent defect at the market;
- The extent, if any, to which other visitors to the market might interfere with the Registered Stallholder’s use of the market;
- The existence or extent of any advertising or promotional activity or material that may or may not be published or undertaken by the HPM Committee;
- The existence or extent of any security measures undertaken to protect the Registered Stallholder, the Approved Products and/or the market against terrorist or other criminal activity; or
- The existence or extent of any security at the market.

17. HPM Committee’s Representations

The HPM Committee’s consent to the Registered Stallholder to attend the market does not convey to the Registered Stallholder any on-going rights in relation to the market into the future, and such approval can be terminated by the HPM Committee at any time in writing and without any period of notice.
The HPM Committee reserves the right to undertake any of the following actions without notice:
- Re-locate a Registered Stallholder to another stall space within the market;
- Require Registered Stallholder to remove from sale any goods or services offered by the Registered Stallholder which are not Approved Products; or
- Request that the Registered Stallholder undertake any reasonable measure which, in the opinion of the HPM Committee, will improve the safety of the stall or will raise the level of presentation of the stall and its products.

18. Termination

The HPM Committee reserves the right to withhold consent to a Registered Stallholder to occupy a stall at the market, to remove, or to have removed from the market, a Registered Stallholder who is in breach of, or does not comply with, these regulations, including where a Registered Stallholder:
- Fails to pay their stall fee by the designated deadline;
- Fails to abide by the market’s set-up or take-down conditions;
- Fails to abide by the market’s trading hours;
- Fails to abide by the Terms & Conditions;
- Fails to limit the products offered for sale to the Approved Products;
- Commits a criminal act at the market; or
- Behaves in a manner that breaches the market’s Terms & Conditions.
Traders, caterers, stall operatives, contractors and employees are subject to these Terms & Conditions of Ham Parade Market and by attending the Market are agreeing to be bound by these Terms & Conditions.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1. Applications for stall space

Prospective Stallholders must complete the Application Form

The HPM Committee reserves the right to reject any application and not enter into any correspondence or otherwise explain the reasons for its decision. All decisions made by the HPM Committee are final.

Stalls cannot be shared without written approval from the HPM Committee.

2. License Applications and Insurance

The Licensing authority for Ham Parade Market is the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames (“LBRuT”) Licensing. For the issue of a trading license, the Registered Stallholder must:

Complete and sign a LBRuT Licensing Application Form for a One Day Street Trading License (the “License Application”);

Hold and provide evidence of current £5,000,000 Public Liability Insurance covering outside events;

Provide 2 recent passport-sized photos of the Registered Stallholder and their main Stall Operator, if the Registered Stallholder is not going to be present at the market;

If handling and selling FOOD, provide evidence of a valid Level 2 Food Hygiene Certificate (current within 3 years of taking the test), for themselves or their main Stall Operator, if the Registered Stallholder is not going to be present at the market;

If selling ALCOHOL (bottled only), apply directly to LBRuT Licensing for a TENs alcohol license and supply a copy to the HPM Stall Organiser prior to the market; and

Ensure that their Public Liability Insurance, and where relevant, their Food Hygiene Certificate, is/are up to date. It is the Registered Stallholder’s responsibility to send a copy of the current policy, and any renewal, to the HPM Stall Organiser.

LBRuT Licensing will not issue a trading license unless all documents have been provided on time and are up to date.

PLEASE NOTE: Trading licenses are issued to the Registered Stallholder for the business/trade named in the application. If there is a change of business ownership or if the Registered Stallholder changes, the HPM Committee must be informed immediately and a new Application will be required.

3. Fees & Application

Stall fees are outlined in the application form.

The LBRuT license fee is included in the stall fee.

Fees must be paid by the due dates set by the HPM Stall Organiser. Failure to pay the stall fee on time is a breach of these Terms & Conditions and may result in current and future bookings being cancelled.

Stall fees must be paid by bank transfer. HPM Bank details can be found on the application form.

To ensure fees are credited to the correct Registered Stallholder, bank transfers must include the stall trading name in the payment reference along with the relevant month attending (eg 0320 for March 2020).

4. Cancellations and Refunds Ham Parade Market operates from 10am-2pm on the first Saturday of every month (except January).

Before Market Day

Notice of cancellation of a confirmed booking must be given. If notice is not given, any monies paid for the relevant market will not be refunded and future bookings may be cancelled.

A FULL refund will be paid ONLY if:

42 days or more notice before the relevant market has been given, AND

The license fee has not been paid to LBRut Licensing. Once the license fee has been paid to LBRuT Licensing, it is entirely non-refundable.

A 30% refund may be paid if:

Notice of cancellation is received by HPM between 28 and 42 days before the relevant market, AND

LBRUT Licensing agree to process a late license application, AND

The stall space can be filled by another Prospective Stallholder.

NO refunds or credits will be given for a cancellation received within 28 days of the market

Note: Any partial refund is entirely at the discretion of the HPM Committee.

On Market Day

On market days, notification of non-attendance must be given by text or voicemail to the Stall Organiser. Failure to do so may result in the cancellation of all future bookings. No refunds/credits will be given or considered for cancellations on market days, under any circumstances.

The HPM Committee is not responsible for adverse weather conditions and reserves the right to cancel or close the market early.

If the market is cancelled before market day, all market fees will be refunded/credited, less the non-refundable license fee.

If the market is cancelled before 10am on market day, all market fees will be refunded/credited, less the non-refundable license fee.

If the market is closed early, NO refunds/credits will be given.

5. Trading at the Market

The Market opens for trading at 10am and closes at 2pm.

Setting up takes place from 8am to 10am and taking down from 2pm to 3pm.

Registered Stallholders or their Stall Operator must not set up or take down their stall during the trading period, even if they have sold out of their products, without the consent of the HPM Duty Manager.

6. Parking

Free parking, (for stall holders only) will be available at the Cassel Hospital in Ham Common Street.

The car park will not open until 8am and will close at 3pm.

All vehicles must vacate the car park by or before 3pm. Clamping will be in operation by the building’s security teams if vehicles do not adhere to this restriction

Vehicles must not use the car parks until 8am and must not be removed during trading hours unless permission is given by the HPM Duty Manager.

Use of the parking spaces is reserved for one vehicle per stall holder.

The HPM Parking Supervisor must receive, via email, vehicle details (make, colour and registration number) including the driver’s name (passenger names are not necessary) one week prior to the Market date, failure to provide this information will result in parking not being given.

7. Stall Set-up and Equipment

HPM provides an allocated numbered space for occupation during the market.

Registered Stallholders are required to display their name and trading name on their stall.

Stalls must not be left unattended or unsupervised during the stated market trading times.

The location of stalls is determined entirely at the discretion of the HPM Committee. Whilst the preferences of Registered Stallholders will be taken into consideration, the HPM Committee will decide location in the interests of the market as a whole. The decision of the HPM Committee is final.

Standard stall space is 3 x 3 metres and the boundaries are demarcated on the pavement behind the space. Stalls must be located within these markings.

Registered Stallholders must provide their own gazebo and stall equipment.

Any variation to the standard marquee size (3 x 3 metres) must be approved by the HPM Committee.

Gazebos and stall equipment must be contained within the demarcated stall space, keeping public access clear at times.

Gazebos must be of a high standard, robust, weather-proof and be in good repair.

Stall equipment, including racks, tables, signage etc., must be of a high standard, well presented and be operated in a safe manner.

Gazebos, covers and all stall equipment must be erected securely; gazebos must be securely weighted at all times, with heavy weights on each leg (12.5 kg per leg).

The HPM Committee reserves the right to require that a gazebo be taken down, and trading halted for the day, on grounds of safety, general presentation or hygiene standards.

There is no electricity available at the market and generators are not allowed.

8. ‘Approved Products’

All products offered for sale must be designed, made, baked or grown by the Registered Stallholder.

A Registered Stallholder may only offer for sale the products that were described in their original application and that were approved by the HPM Committee ('Approved Products').

New or alternative products must not be added to a stall without the written approval of the HPM Committee. To change or add new products, a request is required in writing, with photos of the proposed new products. The HPM Committee reserves the right to refuse approval to any such request.

Registered Stallholders must not sell 3rd-party goods; ‘selling-on’ is not permitted.

Products that have been imported or purchased from a wholesaler or are deemed inappropriate (e.g.: discriminatory or offensive) by the HPM Committee will not be considered.

All products for sale must be of good quality; products and produce with faults must be clearly labelled and sold as seconds.

It is the responsibility of the Registered Stallholder to ensure that they and their Stall Operators conform to any safety, hygiene and/or compliance standards pertaining to their product.

The sale of raffle tickets by Registered Stallholders is not permitted.

9. Food Stalls and Food Hygiene

Registered Stallholders who sell food products must comply with, and ensure that their Stall Operators comply with, the requirements of:

The Food Safety and Hygiene (England) Regulations 2013 (and any subsequent amendments thereof); and

The regulations contained in the Food Safety Checklist issued by the LBRuT Commercial Environmental Health Department (attached to the One Day Street Trading License application form).

Failure to comply with the specified food hygiene standards and regulations may result in the immediate closure of a stall. Future bookings may also be cancelled.

10. Adverse Weather

Markets will operate in varying weather conditions and Registered Stallholders and their Stall Operators must be prepared for adverse weather.

4. Cancellations and Refunds
Ham Parade Market operates from 10am-2pm on the first Saturday of every month (except January).