Bridgend Market, established in 1516, is one of the oldest and most historically significant landmarks in the town. However, despite its rich heritage, the market has suffered from years of neglect. The roof remains unrepaired by the local council, leaving the building vulnerable to further deterioration. Over the years, the market has already been relocated once, and now, it faces the threat of permanent closure due to the ongoing lack of support and maintenance. Given its importance as a cornerstone of Bridgend’s history, this neglect is unacceptable. The market is not just a place for commerce; it is a vital part of the town’s identity and cultural legacy. As one of Bridgend’s oldest institutions, it deserves to be preserved and supported, ensuring that it continues to serve the community and future generations. We must act now to protect this invaluable asset before it is lost forever.