Sheffield's Moor Market remains closed amid pest control problems
The city centre attraction was also closed last week
Sheffield's Moor Market is set to remain closed with the City Council still trying to get on top of a pest control problem.
The site's been shut since last week, with no date set for reopening.
The local authority says its keeping a close eye on the market with some 'limited activity' from pests, which are thought to be cockroaches.
In a statement, Richard Eyre, Director of Street Scene and Regulation at Sheffield City Council said:
"Council teams, traders and specialist contractors have worked tirelessly to carry out an extensive programme of treatment, deep cleaning and monitoring throughout the market."
"This has included repeat pest control treatments, longer-term preventative measures, deep cleaning of trading and communal areas, and enhanced monitoring across the building.
"We recognise the ongoing uncertainty this creates for traders, staff and customers, and we would like to thank them for their continued patience and cooperation.
"We will continue this work for as long as necessary and will provide a further update once monitoring results allow us to confirm a reopening date.
"While we appreciate people are keen to see the market reopen, it is vital that we do not act too soon.
"Taking the time to ensure the issue has been fully addressed is the best way to protect public health, maintain confidence and minimise the risk of any recurrence."