Smithfield meat market to close for good after relocation plans voted down
Briefly

The City of London Corporation has officially voted to cease plans to relocate the historic Smithfield meat market, which has served the public for over 800 years.
Smithfield market was designed by architect Horace Jones in the 1860s and has seen an unbroken line of trading since its establishment under Edward III.
Traders at Smithfield and Billingsgate can stay in their locations until at least 2028, with financial compensation expected to exceed £300 million for any disruptions caused.
The corporation aims to transform the Smithfield site into a mixed-use cultural development, balancing the market's historical significance with modern urban needs.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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