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How often do you go into town?

 

A) To buy things

B) To the pub/bar/club

C) Theatre/Cinema/Gig etc

 

It seems that many city centres are much busier than ours in an evening, so just wondered. What would encourage you to venture into town more ofte?

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I work in town so am here most weekdays! But if you mean socially then I come in roughly every other weekend as, let's face it, Barnsley can only support one night out a week! The other weekend I tend to do Leeds or Huddersfield. Leeds is actually TOO busy at the weekend tho.

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I work in town so am here most weekdays! But if you mean socially then I come in roughly every other weekend as, let's face it, Barnsley can only support one night out a week! The other weekend I tend to do Leeds or Huddersfield. Leeds is actually TOO busy at the weekend tho.

 

What does Leeds do to get "too busy" that Sheffield doesn't? Any idea? I've never had a night out in Huddersfield as the train times aren't great, maybe one day.

 

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Non of those. Town doesn't offer anything you can't get elsewhere & there's nowhere to park. The suburbs is where the party is happening.

 

What are the best suburbs for "the party" in your view?

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What does Leeds do to get "too busy" that Sheffield doesn't? Any idea? I've never had a night out in Huddersfield as the train times aren't great, maybe one day.

 

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What are the best suburbs for "the party" in your view?

 

I think that is simple. Leeds is a far more compact town centre with a massive pedestrian precinct which starts directly outside the train station. So people from all the towns around descend on it for a night out. Sheffield's geography and poor planning mean this is not the case. If you are from out of town and you get off a train or a bus at the interchange you are faced with practically nothing. You need to know where to go in advance. And sadly many don't.

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I think that is simple. Leeds is a far more compact town centre with a massive pedestrian precinct which starts directly outside the train station. So people from all the towns around descend on it for a night out. Sheffield's geography and poor planning mean this is not the case. If you are from out of town and you get off a train or a bus at the interchange you are faced with practically nothing. You need to know where to go in advance. And sadly many don't.

 

I've been for a night out in Leeds a few times and never enjoyed it, even with a local guiding the way.

 

Do we just need to sign post people to the right spots? We have about 4 main areas which offer different things for different people. West St, Division St, Kelham Island and The Rest.

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