Off Topic Hull City Centre Public Realm Strategy
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Ever been to Germany?
You must post that only once.
None of which I'll be having when I visit.
You're gonna drink lots of German beer and not end the night with currywurst, the best after beer scoff, EVER?
Yes, several times. You obviously don't spot humour, or an attempt at it, very well.
Sounds like a nice chap, wonder if he does children's parties on the side?
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yorkshire-news/hull-singer-drops-out-lights-6191725
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yorkshire-news/hull-singer-drops-out-lights-6191725
Just had a walk round town this morning
depressing doesn’t come into it
there’s hardly any decent shops
depressing doesn’t come into it
there’s hardly any decent shops
The same across England sadly I went into Kingston Upon Thames this week a fairly affluent area it was awful I thought I was in a poor Northern Town.
Same in Leeds really - loads of boarded up shops. Only went in Zara and Decathlon
Strange cos I went to York and leeds recently and both were great and far far better than Hull
Don't know about Leeds but York must benefit from more tourists than Hull, it's also more compact so a bit easier for it to look busy.
York is in the top few cities in the UK for international tourists and will get a lot of UK tourists with the National Railway Centre, Yorvik Centre and the walled part of the city. Leeds won't get many foreign tourists but the Armouries, a good day out, and festivals at Roundhay Park and the shopping attract quite a few.