“Borough Market is one of my favourite bits of the best city in the world,” Angell, who is the director of the thinktank Progress, said on Sunday. Borough Market – perhaps the most popular market in a city that heaves with them – represents not only British excellence, but London’s openness to the world. If social media is to be believed, many plan to follow Angell’s example by taking their custom back to Borough Market at the earliest possible opportunity. In November 1998, the food writer Henrietta Green hosted a three-day food fair at Borough Market, showcasing 50 of the best British producers. “Borough Market is an incredibly tight-knit community,” he added.

Source: The Guardian June 05, 2017 17:15 UTC