The Cirencester Youth Market is set to return for its fourth year later this month.

The event is organised by Cirencester Town Council and the E4 Group, made up of the Royal Agricultural University, Cirencester College, Deer Park School and Kingshill School.

The aim of the market is to inspire and support young people to set up their own business, get customer feedback to aid product development and give local enterprise students and young entrepreneurs the opportunity to sell products that they have made and designed themselves.

Among those present will be students and graduates from the Royal Agricultural University’s social enterprise projects, Cotswold Hills, BE Country and Tribe Cartridges, Cirencester College’s Young Enterprise teams. Deer Park School and Kingshill School will also feature at the event with some innovative creations and business ideas.

Deputy Head at Kingshill School, Trevor Lee said: “Kingshill school are thrilled to be involved in the Youth Market again this year.

“All monies raised go to our nominated school charity.”

The Youth Market will be taking place on Wednesday 18th March from 10.30am to 2.30pm.

Applications for stalls are now open for anyone under the age of 30 from the Cotswold District area.

If you would like to host a stall or perform, contact Sarah Bartlett at the Town Council or apply via www.cirencester.gov.uk/youth-market