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  Unfortunately, as has been proven, a street market would have to overcome the local apathy, the antipathy of the shop keepers and the "events" around the big telly in the Market Square. British weather precludes a regular market in such open areas as the sea front or Pencester Gardens. Moving it up the High Street would seriously impinge on the developing 'cafe culture' of outside seating.
  
  If you can get around those problems (or get rid of the telly) you have a fair chance at a good market, as long as you can start with a good variety of stalls ( the sort that would tend to only book a space once they see it is viable). Joseph Heller eat your heart out.

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