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No stalling for the market
4:59pm Friday 18th July 2008
Bradford city centre will be filled with a selection of local produce and exotic fare until Sunday.
The Bradford Continental Market opened on Thursday with around 100 market stalls providing a varied selection of goods for sale, from local produce to goods from continental Europe and the rest of the world.
The market will be open from 9am until 5pm tomorrow and on Sunday from 10am until 4pm. It is being held in conjunction with the Bradford Classic car show in Centenary Square, which is a motor enthusiast’s dream come true.
Coun Adrian Naylor, Bradford Council’s executive member for regeneration, said: “This market offers something different for the city-centre visitors and people visiting for the Bradford Classic. It promises sights and smells from around the world.”
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skippy, bradford says...
8:20am Sat 19 Jul 08
albion wrote:yes but it looks like a souk
What a novelty, shops in Bradford.
albion, west riding says...
9:33am Sat 19 Jul 08
skippy wrote:Have a look at Topix on Mozilla (uk section).
albion wrote:
What a novelty, shops in Bradford.yes but it looks like a souk
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Stallholder Joseph Esiri at the market
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albion, west riding says...
9:35pm Fri 18 Jul 08