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Meeting Derby expectations

Since Lynn and Alan Cartwright of Jaguar Fairs ceased their antiques and collectors’ fairs at the Derby Roundhouse, there has been a gap in the market in the East Midlands city.

They had run them since 2011, but decided to concentrate on their other events including a new fair launched this February at Nottingham Racecourse.

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