Celebrating 10 years at the heart of our local community!

The popular Kings Road street market started in its present form as part of the St Leonards Festival in 2013. After 2 years of Covid-19 restrictions without a regular market we returned in 2022. Our regular monthly markets run from April through to late November and have quickly become a seasonal favourite to this fashionable part of St Leonards-on-Sea! 2022 saw the return of the ever-popular Frost Fair which remains a popular fixture at the beginning of the festive period.

In 2018 We were recognised for best practice by NABMA (National Association of British Market Authorities) because of our unique operational systems local authority partnerships and our assistance with new business start-ups. Showcasing businesses from crafts to vintage and promoting and working alongside the eclectic range of St Leonards independent traders, this market continues to grow. Grab a bite to eat at our range of street food stalls, sit and watch the world go by, find that unique something for a gift or for the home, there’s something for everyone.

If you would like to become part of this buzzy and growing market then we would like to hear from you! The Kings Road monthly market is one of the most popular in the Borough – head over to our TRADERS PORTAL page for full information and application details!

NEW BUSINESS START-UPS

We are always keen to hear from new business start-ups. We offer help and support from initial ideas to:

formulating business plans

Help and advice with visual merchandising

Customer care skills

Advertising  and promotion

Book keeping and statutory returns

We understand that setting up a new business can be not only expensive but also very daunting which is why we can offer (for a limited time) low cost pitches and equipment hire. In addition we also offer, along with a very warm welcome, advice and guidance from our experienced directors and family of traders.

Since our inception we have enjoyed supporting and working with new businesses, watching them grow and expand with some even taking on high street premises helping to regenerate our local economy. Should you wish to discuss any thoughts or ideas then please get in touch.