Christmas in Hampshire: Locals flock to Fareham Indoor Christmas Market to browse hundreds of festive stalls
Joe Buncle
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Fareham Indoor Christmas market, Fareham Leisure CentrePicture: Chris Moorhouse
Taking place at Fareham Leisure Centre, located in Park Lane, the indoor market launched yesterday (November 4) and there are about more than 90 stalls selling bespoke products.
The event is taking place between 9am and 2pm today and there is a lot of free parking on-site.
Emma Rantakangas speaks to a member of the public on her stall. Fareham Indoor Christmas market, Fareham Leisure Centre.Picture: Chris Moorhouse
Matt Hague and Laura Barlow in front of the Pomtastic Rings of Wonder stall. Fareham Indoor Christmas market, Fareham Leisure CentrePicture: Chris Moorhouse
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