A special international-themed market will take place in Bramhall village centre on Saturday 14 September.

Organised by Worker Bee Markets, it follows on from the success of a similar event held in May this year.

Described as a 'foodie paradise', visitors can expect an array of international cuisine including Jamaican, Indian, Japanese, Turkish and British.

Authentic patties, samosas, curry buns, gozleme and pies are all on the menu alongside sourdough and focaccia breads, gluten free sweet and savoury, cheese, scones, chilli jam, brownies, traditional puddings and much much more.

Further still, there will be a range of makers and traders offering gifts, crafts, toys, clothing, jewellery, art, ceramics, and much more.

On the day there will be nearly 50 stalls, most from around Stockport, and nearly a third from within three miles of Bramhall.

The event will run from 10am to 3pm. It will also coincide with the prize-giving ceremony for the Bramhall & Woodford Rotary Scarecrow Competition, also taking place in Bramhall centre!

Further still, younger visitors will be able to play in Village Square's newly refurbished play area and get their faces painted by the Artful Dodger.

And there will be plenty of free parking in the area, too.

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