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Time Square – Warrington town centre’s new beating heart


An eagerly awaited regeneration of Warrington’s retail and leisure scene, Time Square is creating history as a new family-friendly shopping, restaurant and leisure hub. Warrington is located in an enviable location, with excellent connections to the M6, M56 and M62 motorways, in the affluent region of Cheshire. The borough has a catchment of over 1.8 million shoppers, with 72% of these able to reach the market within 15 minutes. The £142 million scheme will feature a new public square, a 13 screen, 2,500 seat Cineworld multiplex cinema, as well as

a range of bars, restaurants and leisure and retail units. The market is situated next to Warrington Borough Council’s new office building, with over 1,100 employees on site throughout the week, alongside the already-established 1,160 space multi-storey car park, located next to the development site. Warrington Bus Interchange, Warrington Central and Warrington Bank Quay train stations are only a short walk away. This, together with the new 31,000sq ft contemporary market and food hall, will create a vibrant new leisure, dining and shopping destination in the heart of Warrington town centre.


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Time Square is at the very heart of Warrington’s leisure and business hub. The new development will set the standard for future growth within Warrington.

River Mersey

Warrington Central

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1.5 miles fromStockton Heath

3 milesto M62

4.5 milesto M6

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Knutsford Rd

Mersey St

Midland Way

Priestley St

Liverpool Rd

Parker St

Wilderspool Causeway

Wilson Patten St

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Golden SquareShopping Centre

CockhedgeShopping Park

Riverside Retail Park

Halliwell JonesStadium

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Why Warrington Market?


Established in 1255, Warrington Market has transformed from a medieval fair to a modern day, multi-award winning market, situated in the heart of a bustling town centre.

The new market hall will feature more than 50 traders, replacing the current temporary market, with a combination of traditional features and contemporary charm. Welcoming an estimated 25,000 visitors per week, it’s easily accessible by bus, train, car, bike, or on foot.

The new two-storey building will be bordered by Bridge Street to the West and the new Time Square public realm to the East. One of its major features is a large food court which can be separated from the main market hall, to serve customers through into the evening and host special events.

The main retail space will consist of 40 individual units, all fully serviced to house any type of trader, from butchers and fishmongers to fruit and veg, jewellery, florists, hair, beauty and lifestyle services, as well as other gifts and goods.

The mezzanine level will feature an additional 15 retail units and a large shared space, providing the ideal canvas for events, specialist markets, entertainment and more. Traders will also have shared access to an extensive basement area with additional storage options, as well as refuse and recycling facilities.


Trading at Warrington MarketThe market is located in the heart of Warrington, providing visitors with a unique atmosphere and an excellent shopping and leisure experience. Trader’s right to occupy will be by way of a lease, with the lease length dependant on individual requirements. A standard lease will be for a minimum of three years, but longer term agreements are available depending on circumstances. A 12 month break clause is available on all agreements.

Individual units vary in size from 9.5sq metres to 50sq metres, with weekly rents starting from as little as £100 a week,

inclusive of service charge, plus VAT. Business rate charges will apply if traders do not qualify for small business rate relief, payable to Warrington Borough Council.

Electricity, water and gas will be separately metered and billed, either monthly or quarterly, dependant on consumption.

Trading hours

The general market will open six days a week initially, with the food court opening seven days a week to serve the evening economy and customers of the neighbouring multiplex cinema.



Why Warrington?


Warrington is in the top 2% of retail locations in the UK

1.2m people live in the catchment with £2.4bn available to spend

Average annual household catering spend is £1,497


Time Square will increase Warrington’s catering market by 14% to £68.5m

Warrington has a comparison goods market potential of £226m - 19% above the benchmark average



Why Warrington?8,000 new homes planned by 2040 with 2,300 due by 2020

Hectares of land earmarked for development

60,000 new jobs to be created and safeguarded

Warrington will become a top 10 dining destination in the North West due to Time Square development

Property investment in Warrington in 2017

556 £276million

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17.9 m²

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48.6 m²

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40.9 m²

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28.6 m²

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12.1 m²

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2.1 m²

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22.2 m²

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22.2 m²

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23.3 m²

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Unit 28KIOSK

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35.7 m²

Unit 5D.G.

16.7 m²

Unit 6D.G.

49.2 m²

Unit 8D.G.

24.0 m²

Unit 7D.G.

17.3 m²

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22.4 m²

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21.2 m²

Unit 30AFRUIT & VEG

20.0 m²

Unit 30BFRUIT & VEG

19.0 m²

Unit 39DELI

24.7 m²

Unit 40DELI

16.6 m²

Unit 31DELI

16.4 m²

Unit 32DELI

17.9 m²

Unit 33HOT FOOD

17.7 m²

Unit 34HOT FOOD

18.9 m²

Unit 35HOT FOOD

19.0 m²

Unit 36HOT FOOD

48.6 m²

Unit 19BUTCHERS

40.9 m²

Unit 18BUTCHERS

28.6 m²

Unit 17HOT FOOD

12.1 m²

Unit 16HOT FOOD

11.2 m²

Unit 15HOT FOOD

2.1 m²

Cold Store

22.2 m²

Unit 38FISHMONGER

22.2 m²

Unit 37FISHMONGER

12.0 m²

Unit 9DRINKS

7.3 m²

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Cold St.

22.2 m²

Unit 3aD.G.

37.0 m²

Unit 3JEWELLER

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Unit 2D.G.

34.9 m²

Unit 1D.G.

35.5 m²

Unit 20/21D.G.

5.2 m²

Unit 28KIOSK

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Unit 4FLOWERS

35.7 m²

Unit 5D.G.

16.7 m²

Unit 6D.G.

49.2 m²

Unit 8D.G.

24.0 m²

Unit 7D.G.

17.3 m²

Unit 10HOT FOOD

10.4 m²

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10.2 m²

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Unit 30AFRUIT & VEG

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19.0 m²

Unit 39DELI

24.7 m²

Unit 40DELI

16.6 m²

Unit 31DELI

16.4 m²

Unit 32DELI

17.9 m²

Unit 33HOT FOOD

17.7 m²

Unit 34HOT FOOD

18.9 m²

Unit 35HOT FOOD

19.0 m²

Unit 36HOT FOOD

48.6 m²

Unit 19BUTCHERS

40.9 m²

Unit 18BUTCHERS

28.6 m²

Unit 17HOT FOOD

12.1 m²

Unit 16HOT FOOD

11.2 m²

Unit 15HOT FOOD

2.1 m²

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22.2 m²

Unit 38FISHMONGER

22.2 m²

Unit 37FISHMONGER

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22.2 m²

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37.0 m²

Unit 3JEWELLER

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34.9 m²

Unit 1D.G.

35.5 m²

Unit 20/21D.G.

5.2 m²

Unit 28KIOSK

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Unit 6D.G.

49.2 m²

Unit 8D.G.

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Unit 7D.G.

17.3 m²

Unit 10HOT FOOD

10.4 m²

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10.2 m²

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16.6 m²

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Unit 32DELI

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19.0 m²

Unit 36HOT FOOD

48.6 m²

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40.9 m²

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28.6 m²

Unit 17HOT FOOD

12.1 m²

Unit 16HOT FOOD

11.2 m²

Unit 15HOT FOOD

2.1 m²

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22.2 m²

Unit 37FISHMONGER

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37.0 m²

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49.2 m²

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19.9 m²

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For full rates and costs information, visit warrington.gov.uk/market

Unit type Minimum cost/week Maximum cost/weekGround floorDry goods/business £72.28 £237.66Fruit/veg £173.88 £189.53Fishmongers/butchers £215.98 £418.35 Plus £18.89 for cold storeFood courtHot food/drinks unit/bar Rates for a hot food, drinks or bar unit will be a percentage of turnover (EPOS till provided)MezzanineDry goods/business £87.98 £162.37Storage £6.86 £47.77

Food for thought


The new, state-of-the-art food court will consist of 12 units, which can be accessed separately from the rest of the market, making the area available for customers in the evening, and for special events, when the main market hall is closed.

All units will be supplied with gas, water and electricity, plus suitable extraction for cooking. The food court will be served by a 300 cover seating area, with contemporary decor and ambient lighting, for customers to sample the exciting tastes the market has to offer. There is also the facility for a permanent bar.

The East side of the market opens onto an extensive outdoor seating area, creating the perfect alfresco dining experience for customers to enjoy during the summer months.



Focus on foodCafé at the End of the Universe The Real Ale Shack“We offer American style food, with a pop culture twist, and we chose Warrington because we built a great relationship with the management team here. We jumped at the chance to be able to establish our business in a permanent place – the fact it is our home town is a bonus!

“When the new market opens, the evening trade is going to be huge as it will open us up to a whole new audience. We can’t wait to open our business to new people and have the chance to grow and develop even more from the incredible journey we’ve been on so far.”

Andy Kinsella, Café at the End of the Universe

“The new market will be fantastic for my business. I’m really looking forward to being able to trade for longer hours and be more of a traditional pub. I chose Warrington for nostalgia really as I have great memories of visiting the market with my mum when I was younger. It’s amazing to be part of that same market now, although it has changed slightly! “I love this job, it’s so sociable and I enjoy getting to know our customers, so the prospect of meeting new people in our permanent home is really exciting.”

Alison Ramsden, The Real Ale Shack



Fresh produceAndrew’s Fish, Game & Poultry “We chose Warrington because it’s is a real up and coming place and is getting busier all the time. The market is ideally located in the well-connected town centre and provides us with good links for both retail and wholesale. “We’re really excited about the move to our permanent home. The plans look fantastic and the location will be excellent for trade, with the added benefit of having around 2,000 council employees in the offices nearby. The whole development will change the town centre for the better, offering something for families and people of all ages to enjoy. We’re also looking forward to seeing the regeneration of Bridge Street and how it will help to create new opportunities for our business and bring in new customers to serve.”

Andrew Leicester, Andrew’s Fish, Game & Poultry

Warrington Fruit & Veg “We’re a fairly new business and decided to set up in Warrington when an opportunity became available and we haven’t looked back since. We love working here as we have strong family connections to the market and Warrington is a great place to live, work and do business. It’s still early days for our new venture but it’s going from strength to strength. I was awarded the title of Young Market Trader of the Year for 2018 after only being up and running for a little over a 12 months, which is a great start. “We’re excited to see the development of Time Square take shape and it can only mean good things for the market. I was born and raised in Warrington and can’t wait to see this area come back to life with the new cinema, restaurants and market. The potential over the next few years is incredible, with moving to our new permanent home, gaining new customers and maybe even winning more awards!”

Rob Leicester, Warrington Fruit & Veg



Gifts and goodsSo Many Lovely Things Renovation Station“We’re a traditional gift stall, specialising in unique products that you generally associate with garden centres and artisan markets. We chose Warrington because we didn’t want to become your typical retail shop as we feel we offer something a little different to the high street. We’ve been here for a number of years now and the vision for the new market seems just too exciting not to be part of.

“I see our market shaping the way for the future of market retail and being an example for other areas to follow. Warrington has already made a great start in recruiting new, innovative traders and the new development will provide even more opportunities. I can’t wait to offer a whole new group of people the chance to come in and get involved with their local market.”

Gary Jacques, So Many Lovely Things

“I have a family history with Warrington Market – my father-in-law has a successful market business here, which I now run, so it was the perfect location to launch Renovation Station. We noticed a gap in the market for a full shoe cleaning, restoration and customisation service, following the services my family already offered in shoe repairs.

“I’m really excited to be part of an exciting re-development for Warrington. It’s an enormous investment in the town and it’s so great that the market is a huge part of it – we’re just excited about the future, the only way is up!”

Ste White, Renovation Station/Moran’s


#MoreThanAMarketWe have a reputation for delivering a wide range of award winning pop up markets and specialist events, from artisan markets to vintage and record fairs, foodie events and everything in between. The new market provides dedicated indoor and outdoor event spaces, which will allow us to further develop and enhance our activity programme.





Get in touchVisit: warrington.gov.uk/market

Email: [email protected]

Call: 01925 632 571

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