Warwick's French market is set to return to the town this Saturday (April 23) for the first time in two years.

'France at Home' will run alongside the usual Saturday arrangement in Market Square.

The company, which hosts regular markets across the UK, claims to have run the UK's first French market back in 1994.

Due to the pandemic it has been unable to run markets in the UK since 2020 and only returned to trading in the UK last month.

"France at Home is a well established team, having initiated the very first French Market to be held in the UK as long ago as 1994," according to the company's website.

"Still the only authentic French team and the only one to be a member of Franco-British Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

"We get more and more requests for visits as the success of our markets is widely recognised.

"Our traders mostly come from different 'departments' in Normandy crossing the Channel every week to offer a wide range of top quality products.

"These are generally local and regional cheeses, bread freshly baked every day, patisserie products, olives and dried fruits, handbags, jewellery, provencal soaps, and much more."

The market will run from 9am to 5pm.

(Image by Robin Stott via geograph.org.uk)