The makers' market at Highlands End Holiday Park is being relaunched this year.

The popular market attracts thousands of visitors, but had to go virtual last year due to the coronavirus pandemic, at the same time as being rebranded Highlands End Christmas Makers Market.

A spokesman for Highlands End Holiday Park said: "The Eype Makers' Market has 'retired' and as we provided the venue, they asked us if we could continue it at Highlands End.

"The 2020 market was cancelled due to Covid, so we are relaunching this year. We have around 35 stalls of local makers selling a range of goods. Every penny goes to charity."

The market will be held on Saturday, November 27 from 9.30am to 3pm - a change from it formerly being held on a Sunday.

Find a range of Christmas gifts, homemade crafts, art, jewellery, seasonal treats and more, as well as enjoying hot chocolate, breakfast and hog roast baps and a festive bar.

Admission costs £1 for adults and children are free.

Money raised this year will go to Julia's House Children's Hospice.

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