I don't know what's already in Paragon but I always felt a station should have at least a newsagent, a coffee shop, a sandwich shop and a florist.
A station in a city the size of Hull should have more than that. A decent bar being one.
I don't know what's already in Paragon but I always felt a station should have at least a newsagent, a coffee shop, a sandwich shop and a florist.
One of them will be a Starbucks apparently.
A station in a city the size of Hull should have more than that. A decent bar being one.
What and have pissheads coming out then intimidating passengers waiting for a bus, nice one Castro. Have you been in the 'Interchange' late at night? Well I have and by that I mean 9:30pm - 10pm after leaving work, you get those of an intoxicating nature wandering around, and believe it or not folk from Barton and beyond regard Hull as a decent night out, especially the bingo lot, bus passes help of course. So a bar would not be helpful at all, there are a couple within the Interchange's doorstep if you need, Propaganda, and Admiral Of The Humber, and Ebenezer Morley are not far away. A bar, no.
There’s a bar built into the station fabric, in the Royal Station Hotel.
City of Culture, eh? Stations all over Europe have decent bars and decent cafes and restaurants not chain rubbish. Of course they have less scum bag types and proper policing.
Good point.A station in a city the size of Hull should have more than that. A decent bar being one.
No Politics Ta!!City of Culture for the UK, not Europe, but we are talking about Hull, not Berlin, not Madrid, not Paris, Hull, or anywhere else Europe, why do you compare a vast landmass, like Europe, with a area of UK, and yes I have been to many European centers, and yes they are magnificent, but then so is London, Birmingham etc, Hull, as I have constantly proclaimed, has been short changed for countless years, despite your carping to the contrary. The Common Market helped rebuild a lot of Europe, we were not participants, De Gaul saw to that.
Not one that is immediately apparent to visitors though.
City of Culture for the UK, not Europe, but we are talking about Hull, not Berlin, not Madrid, not Paris, Hull, or anywhere else Europe, why do you compare a vast landmass, like Europe, with a area of UK, and yes I have been to many European centers, and yes they are magnificent, but then so is London, Birmingham etc, Hull, as I have constantly proclaimed, has been short changed for countless years, despite your carping to the contrary. The Common Market helped rebuild a lot of Europe, we were not participants, De Gaul saw to that.
Agreed, a separate bar - if it can be controlled properly (which shouldn't be a problem) - should be featured.
Stations in places in Europe with similar populations to Hull have stations with decent bars, cafes etc. Large city ones are even better than our large city ones. It isn't just Hull, these comparisons apply between stations all over the country and European ones. The Common Market had little, if anything to do with rebuilding Europe. But this discussion would veer into politics so I'll leave it.
Oh and before I forget you think European places don't have scumbags, dropouts and the rest, been to Amsterdam lately?
Try popping into Linienstraße behind Dortmund Bahnhoff, Frankfurt or Copenhagan; beautiful cities with their fair share of scum.
I would suggest that you don't use busses much, the Interchange is not a place suitable such an establishment, the last bus is around 11pm, then what throw everyone out? 11pm is the latest that I have been there and believe me there is no security or anything else, its deserted. Beyond 11pm I have no idea what it is like as by then I hope to be on a bus home.
My point exactly![]()
Please yourself but you are still comparing Hull with the vast landmass that is Europe where inter country travel is the norm, with Hull its Hull and that is it.