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city Fashion
8
city JOBS
16
city Travel
17
leeds Guide, Map & listings
18
What’s On
24
Yorkshire Festival 2014
Gary Barlow - Live
Queen of all Ballets - Cleopatra
Juncture 2014 - the Arts
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27
city music
28
Leeds United Insider
Dr Jones
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4 | City Dweller Magazine
Property Expert Oliver
Rossington explains why
Leeds is ideal for potential
‘first time buyers’.
With property showing good
signs of recovery and a more
stable mortgage market on the
horizon, now could be the time
to look at your buying options.
Low interest rates, competitive
loan to value ratios and the
emergence of the Help to Buy
scheme have all contributed to
an increase in buyer confidence
and lending volumes.
However, the Mortgage Market
Review (MMR), which comes
into effect on 26th April 2014,
will see lenders looking even
more closely at applications. A
rigorous view will be taken of
an applicants’ ability to service
their mortgage both now and
throughout the term of the loan,
as well as looking at the impact
of interest rate increases.
This is not a doom
and gloom scenario, but is
certainly one that prospective
buyers and those looking to
remortgage will need to take
financial advice on. The MMR
sets out to reform the mortgage
market and to make it more
sustainable to consumers.
With the property market
picking up, Leeds city centre
offers a variety of properties
ideal for first time buyers, those
looking to buy as an investment
nth!
or as a buy to let project.
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City Dweller Magazine| 6
Atlas House
31 King Street
Leeds LS1 2HL
City Homes
aparTmenTS
breakinG
The
mould
This property definitely stands
out from the crowd and as
To Let
Atlas House
31 King Street
Leeds LS1 2HL
Schemes such as Saxton
by Urban Splash and
Suites from
1,125 – 3,300 sq.ft.
city apartment sales grow and
the market recovers, there’s
no doubt that demand for
individual homes is increasingthis makes for an exciting
future and we are confident
that the next generation of
city living will be much more
focused on creating really
interesting living spaces in
high quality.
There are also a wide range
of second hand apartments
available that are full of unique
features and many have been
individually designed or even
completely refurbished since
they were originally built.
Terms
–– Suspended ceiling with integral
fluorescent Category 2 lighting
–– Gas fired central heating
–– Passenger lift
–– Male and female w.c.’s on each floor
–– Security intercom system
–– 3 compartment perimeter trunking
–– New carpet and decorations
–– Comfort cooling (some suites)
–– Kitchen facilities
–– On site carparking available
Rates
Atlas House comprises a period office building
of some considerable character. Internally the
property has undergone a full refurbishment
of both the common area and the office suites.
The specification includes the following:
Each Suite is available by way of a new full
repairing and insuring lease for a term to be
negotiated and agreed. Details of the commencing
rental are available on application from the agents.
Information on the current rateable values
can be obtained from the agents.
Accommodation
1,920 sq.ft.
1,380 sq.ft.
3,300 sq.ft.
1,125 sq.ft.
3,090 sq.ft.
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Tel: 0113 2615713
Web: www.cityliving.co.uk
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–– Part Second Floor
–– Part Second Floor
–– Entire Second Floor
–– Part Third Floor
–– Entire Fourth Floor
One such apartment is a
two bedroomed, split level
penthouse on the fourth floor
of Centaur House on Great
George Street. It’s quite rare
to find a home in the city that
offers such an unusual and
impressive living space.
The apartment in the Grade
2 listed building has high
ceilings, exposed beams and
original windows, and a huge
Description
East
Crispin Lofts by Rushbond,
where every one of the 82
apartments is different, are
both testament to this.
Atlas House is situated in the
prime office area of Leeds City Centre,
at the junction of King Street and
St Paul’s Street, just a short walk from
City Square, the railway station and the
principle shopping district. The building
immediately overlooks the Leeds Inner
Loop Road System ensuring that this
landmark building is accessible from
all parts of the city.
Situated in the prime
office area of Leeds
City Centre
Stre
There are many apartments
that were built in the days
when it made good business
sense to ‘pile em high and sell
em cheap’. There are also lots
of architectural gems across
the city centre and many
of the schemes built in the
last five years have focussed
on delivering a top quality
product.
Another unique property is
a two bedroom apartment
in a beautiful Grade 2 listed
building in the quiet and leafy
area of Park Square, which
is close to The Headrow and
priced at £369,950. The
apartment is full of character
with original sash windows,
high ceilings with cornicing,
feature fireplaces and a
separate kitchen.
King
morgan
Every now and again I
hear some people say
that once you’ve seen one
city apartment, you’ve
seen them all, but nothing
could be further from the
truth.
Atlas
House
Landmark
offices in
central Leeds
King
Street
jonathan
Suites from 1,125 – 3,300 sq.ft.
Little
with
living area, a 30 foot wide
south facing balcony and a
refurbished kitchen with island
and breakfast bar- this is a
really stunning apartment.
area of Leeds City Centre
Wellington Street
Leeds Rail
Station
Contact Dan Hodge
or Nick Salkeld
Contact Pete Bradbury
or Richard Fraser
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property for whom they act give notice that:- i) these particulars are a general outline only, for the guidance of
prospective purchasers/lessees, and do not constitute the whole or any part of an offer or contract ii) Carter Towler
& Fox Lloyd Jones cannot guarantee the accuracy of any description, dimensions, reference to condition, necessary
permission for use and occupation and other details contained herein and prospective purchasers/lessees must
not rely on them as statements of fact or representation and must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy iii) rents
quoted in these particulars maybe subject to VAT in addition iv) Carter Towler & Fox Lloyd Jones will not be liable, in
negligence or otherwise, for any loss arising from the use of these particulars v) the reference to any plant, machinery,
equipment, services, fixtures or fittings at the property shall not constitute a representation (unless otherwise stated)
as to its state and condition or that it is capable of fulfilling its intended function – prospective purchasers/lessees
should satisfy themselves as to the fitness of such items for their requirements vi) no person in the employment of
Carter Towler & Fox Lloyd Jones has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty or enter into any
contract whatsoever in relation to this property. Property Misdescription Act 1991 These details are believed to be
correct as at February 2013 but may be subject to future amendment. Designed at B&W Studio www.bandwstudio.co.uk.
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City dweller Jordan Fletcher is back to put the world
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beers are under scrutiny and he takes a look at The
wolf of wall Street and Crowd of Favours.
i love SundayS
Great value at around £12... The
red wine is decent too! I’m on a
personal mission to find Leeds
Best Roast so watch this space!
RANT!
CraFT beer overkill
Don’t get me wrong, there are some great craft beers
out there, but this market seems to be becoming far
too overcrowded. For every great craft beer, there’s a
hundred bad ones that taste like tar. Don’t think you can
fool us by giving them ridiculous names and changing
the colouring slightly. They still taste minging.
edm overload ConTinueS
Electronic dance music has been around since the days
of Kraftwerk in the 1970s, but this hasn’t stopped greedy
record companies cashing in, and acting like they invented
it. Ministry of Sound have just released their latest offering
of cheap and cheerful dance-pop-pap, that all sounds the
same; Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat is guaranteed to give you a
headache, and that’s just from looking at the garish front
cover, never mind the generic ditties contained within.
RAVE!
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This gem of a bar popped up with little fanfare last year,
and has gradually built up a loyal following. As well as
serving a decent range of booze and tasty burgers, they
have some great nights on during the week. Tuesday is
classic movie night, so bring your friends and enjoy the
free popcorn and a classic on their downstairs projection
screen.
I love Sundays. For one
major reason - Sunday
Roast!
There aren’t many better
feelings than waking up on
Sunday; hungover, and realising
that feeling can be cured by a
selection of meat, veg, potatoes
and loads of gravy!
My current favorite for a roast
is the newly opened ‘Shears
Yard’. Why? It’s only a minute
or so from my flat on Call Lane
and secondly, the food – it is
properly brilliant! I’m much
It was an absolute pleasure to
catch up with Katy B this month;
I’ve been a massive fan of this
girl since I saw her live in Leeds a
few years ago. I actually had to
hold back at a few points during
the interview, as I didn’t want my
‘fanboying’ to freak her out! With
big plans for 2014 – I’m hoping she
includes performing at Leeds Fest!
Her album ‘Little Red’ is out now.
It’s a great follow up to 2011’s ‘On
A Mission’ where you can hear her
development as an artist and the
songwriting / production is really
special… deffo worth checking out
(and a great album for a run at the
gym!)
Talking of gym, hope you’ve kept
up the new years health kick… I
know I certainly haven’t ;)
The wolF oF wall STreeT
After a slew of over hyped films that didn’t quite deliver,
this one stood out and instantly goes into my list of
all-time favourites. How critics can say it glamourises
greed and drug taking is beyond me. Anyone that thinks
crawling across the floor whilst frothing at the mouth,
being dumped by your wife and imprisoned for fraud
is glamorous needs their head checking. Di Caprio and
Scorcese prove that they have more comic chops than
most imagined. My favourite film since Django.
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the main event, beautiful rare
beef, with loads of the vegi and
potatoey goodness. Served
with a huge Yorkshire pudding.
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Once you discover this website, it’s hard to get any work
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The
hoT
liST
Julius ebreo
danCe
in
The
CiTy
our columnist, Julius ebreo (Choreographer, dancer and
agent at be artisan) is dancing his way around the city to
give you the low-down on all the hottest moves.
There’s
a
new
boy
in
town! Saying that he is an
amazing young dancer is an
understatement. His versatility
and experience span from
performing in contemporary
and ballet companies. He has
won dance championships,
attended courses
in New
York and has won the first
Finnish ‘So You Think You Can
Dance’ televised competition.
He is one of the 10-strong
‘Phoenix
Dance
Theatre’
ensemble. A highly acclaimed
and
world-renowned
contemporary dance company.
I can remember the first time
I saw him on-stage in ‘Melt’;
choreographed by their artistic
director Sharon Watson. Story
telling and honesty in every
move drew me to Sam. His
love and passion for dance
shines through and he doesn’t
feel guilty about sharing it.
At this moment, the whole
company is preparing for their
new exciting show. Opening in
February 2014. Am I thrilled?
Without a doubt! A
world
premiere of two new exciting
dance works and also a chance
to witness a company classic.
One afternoon, I decided to
drop in on one of their gruelling
rehearsals.
I
wasn’t
just
greeted by his friendly smile
but a big banner of him draped
across the buildings foyer. Am
I impressed? Who wouldn’t be!
As Sam guided me in to
the studio, I witnessed the
contagious passion and love
these dancers have for their
craft and their constant pursuit
of excellence. The studio was
like a sacred place of learning
and giving. There was a
generous feeling of openness
and trust between the dancers
and their rehearsal director;
Tracey Tinker. I know all the
dancers are working hard, I
see it and hear it. The sweat
and labours of their dance
routines give rise to an intense
exciting
palpable
energy.
wiTh FaShioniSTa and CiTy dweller
- tia rOQaa
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This rehearsal space is a
microcosm of our vibrant city;
Leeds. It is full of promise,
exhilarating and just inspiring!
As I left the building I had
a
wonderful
sense
that
the Phoenix Dance Theatre
and Sam will constantly go
from strength to strength.
February is the month of love.
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don’T aSk!
don’T GeT!
Sell
yourSelF!
makinG The
moST oF
your role
& GeTTinG
ThaT
promoTion
Can you Sell
The idea
and make
iT biG?
City Jobs
Dr Jones’
Health
Solutions
It’s not all doom and
gloom out there on
the Jobs front
Craig Burton offers us
some helpful hints!
Just Do IT!
If you want a successful
business or career then
you need to be able to sell
yourself.
If you can’t sell yourself as
ASK DR JONES
a person you’re going to
City Jobs
This is a difficult one Donna. I’m afraid
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Where? When? What’s our
budget?
travel and, as the birthplace of
Aphrodite (the mythological
goddess of love) the romantic
island with its spectacular
sunsets, ticked all the boxes
for me. Cyprus remains a
hugely popular choice for
overseas weddings, largely
due to its affordability and
temperate year-round climate.
However, the choice doesn’t
end there and, of course,
there is a host of exotic
destinations to suit various
budgets and tastes: Mauritius,
The Seychelles, The Maldives,
Mexico, The Caribbean, Italy,
Greece, South Africa, Fiji and
Zanzibar, to name just a few.
One thing you need to bear in
mind is if you choose to get
married abroad, make sure the
date of your wedding fits in
with the weather.
The choice is yours and I’m
here to offer you all the advice
you need.
Until next month
Yasmin x
When choosing your
destination and the length
of your stay, remember to
consider the flight time and
possible time difference, as
you may lose a day or two
due to travelling time. Being
realistic about your budget
at the beginning is crucial,
too. Would you like to enjoy
a few days being pampered
in a stunning, boutique
hotel or stretch your budget
by choosing slightly less
impressive but still gorgeous
accommodation and staying
for longer?
After spending a lazy few
days on a beach and enjoying
a beach ceremony, you may
want to ring the changes and
go on your first adventure
together or book an amazing
sightseeing trip. I can help
take the pressure off by
booking everything before
you fly.
We chose to get married in
Cyprus, as I knew the weather
would be perfect around
September. It wasn’t too far to
Some of my wonderful wedding photos.
Sun & Sea
in The
CiTy
James Broughton,
Sales & Marketing Manager
of Leeds Bradford Airport
looks forward to a fantastic
year for LBA!
I am very lucky in my role at LBA that we have a constant stream
of exciting and new developments to shout about… whether it
be a new terminal facility or new route…and last month didn’t
disappoint as we announced a magnificent 8 new routes from
Yorkshires Airport!
New airline Scandinavian
Airlines (SAS) will be
arriving from 31st March
(flights are on sale now)
with a 2 x weekly service to
Copenhagen, offering a direct
link to Denmark’s capital and
onward connectivity across
Scandinavia and Eastern
Europe.
Jet2.com have announced
5 new destinations this
summer, meaning Yorkshire
travelers can fly directly to
the Hungarian capital of
Budapest, Fuerteventura
in the Canary Isles, Kos in
Greece , Verona in Italy and
Reus in mainland Spain!
Ryanair are introducing a 3
x weekly service to Girona,
serving the Costa Brava
region in Spain and providing
a direct gateway to coastal
holiday resorts. The addition
means that Ryanair will serve
a total 23 destinations from
LBA in summer 2014 flying
to 7 countries connecting
Yorkshire with Europe.
Eastern Airways new
service between LBA and
Southampton launched
recently, expanding on
their current operations to
Aberdeen. The airline will
operate to Southampton 3 x
daily Monday to Friday, plus
a Sunday afternoon service;
providing flexibility for both
business and leisure travelers.
To top off this great news,
LBA was also awarded Best
UK Airport at the annual
Globe Travel Awards recently
which recognises excellence
within the travel industry!
Votes are cast solely by the
UK travel agent community
and I was lucky enough to
collect this on behalf of LBA
by non-other than Mr. James
Corden!
www.leedsbradfordairport.co.uk
Don’t keep me a secret, please feel free to share me!
E: yasmin.macis@co-operativepta.co.uk
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City Dweller provides you with the guide to the bars,
restaurants, clubs and hotels in Leeds. Our website &
Facebook are regularly updated with events.
Bars/Pubs
1 HIGH LIGHT
2 LAzY LOUNGE
3 BLAYDES BAR
4 MALMAISON
5 YATES
6 STICK & TWIST
7 VARSITY
8 NEW PENNY
9 BAD APPLES
10 PICTURE HOUSE
11 SANDINISTA
12 THE GEORGE
13 HOURGLASS
14 O’NEILLS
15 SELA BAR
16 TOAST
17 NATION OF
SHOPKEEPERS
18 BARACOA
19 TIGER TIGER
20 TYKE BAR
21 LIVING ROOM
22 OK KARAOKE
23 ALL BAR ONE
24 PROHIBITION
25 THE ROAST
26 BECKETTS BANK
27 SLUG & LETTUCE
28 SAN LUCUS
29 THE RELIANCE
30 ORACLE
31 THE OLD STEPS
32 BABY JUPITER
33 STONE ROSES
34 WHITE LOCKS
35 FAB CAFE
36 REVIVAL
37 ALL BAR ONE
38 DISH
39 MOOK
40 SMOKESTACK
41 1871 BAR
42 DRY DOCK
43 WARDROBE
44 EMPIRE
45 CALLS LANDING
46 ELECTRIC PRESS
47 FIBRE
48 QUEENS COURT
49 THE LOUNGE
50 NORMANS
51 ARTS CAFE
52 REVOLUTION
53 HARRYS BAR
54 ELBOW ROOMS
55 BRB
56 JAKES BAR
57 OPORTO
58 DISTRIKT
59 MILO
60 CHILLI WHITE
61 PIN BAR
62 ADELPHI
63 AIRE BAR
64 REFORM
65 MALUKO
66 CROSSKEYS
67 MOJO
68 FAVERSHAM
69 BAR RISA
70 BROWNS
71 BRIDGE
72 HARVEY
NICHOLS
73 HIRSTS YARD
74 YUM YUM DELI
75 GOLF CAFE BAR
76 THE PALACE
77 SHED BAR
78 BROOKLYN BAR
79 PARKROW
80 BAA BAR
81 DUCK & DRAKE
82 NORTHERN
MONKEY
83 PACK HORSE
85 OLD STEPS
86 THE CENTRAL
87 VICTORIA HOTEL
88 CUVEE LEEDS
89 CROWD OF
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14 42 THE CALLS
90 OUTLAWS
YACHT CLUB
15 THE QUEENS
91 THE WHITE SWAN 16 TRAVELODGE
17 HOLIDAY INN
Hotels
18 DISCOVERY INN
1 THE CHAMBERS 19 QUEBECS
20 PARK PLAzA
2 BEWLEYS
21 IBIS BUDGET
3 MARRIOT
4 MERRION HOTEL 22 DOUBLE TREE
5 JURYS INN
HILTON
6 NOVOTEL
23 THE CHAMBERS
7 TRAVELODGE
PARK PLACE
8 IBIS
24 THE NEW
9 HILTON
ELLINGTON
10 CROWNE PLAzA
HOTEL, GIN
11 COSMOPOLITAN
GARDEN &
12 RADISSON BLU
13 MALMAISON
RESTAURANT
14 PICCOLINO
15 AKBARS
16 SHABAB
17 DA MARIOS
18 SCARBOROUGH
TAPS
19 CIAO BELLA
20 BELL PASTA
21 LITTLE TOKYO
22 AzUCAR
23 SAENGARUN
24 PIzzA EXPRESS
25 AM KITCHEN
26 CALLS GRILL
27 BRASSERIE 44
28 POOL COURT
29 PARKERS
30 GAUCHOS
31 VIVAS
32 LA COMIDA
33 MALMAISON
34 SUKHOTHAI
35 BRASSERIE
BLANC
36 PICKLED PEPPER
37 SOUS LE NEz
38 NO.3 YORK
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39 LA GRILLADE
40 THE FOUNDRY
41 PIzzA EXPRESS
42 BLACKHOUSE
43 BIBIS CRITERION
44 LA TASCA
45 STRADA
46 TAMPOPO
47 FRANCOS
48 SAN LUCUS
49 FOOD
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50 SAMS CHOP
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51 CAFE ROUGE
52 NANDOS
53 WAGAMAMA
54 THAI EDGE
55 CHINO LATINO
56 GOURMET
BURGER
57 TEMPURA
58 CHAOPHRAYA
59 MIA MODO
60 NAWAAB
61 RESTAURANT
BAR & GRILL
62 LOCH FYNE
63 NO.1 ORIENTAL
BUFFET
64 WASABI
TEPPANYAKI
65 AAGRAH
66 MALIKS
67 PRIMO
68 ESCOBAR
69 MUMTAz
70 CARLUCCIOS
71 CASA MIA
72 SAN CARLO
73 FIRST FLOOR
GRILL
74 URBAN TURKA
75 REDS TRUE BBQ
76 PRIMOS HOTDOGS
77 RED HOT
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79 BARBURRITO
80 GLOBAL TRIBE
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(WOODHOUSE LANE)
84 PACK HORSE
(BRIGGATE)
Restaurants
1 PIzzA EXPRESS
2 FUJI HERO
3 TEPPANYAKI
4 THAI SIAM
5 HANSA
GUJARATI (V)
6 TRIPTI
7 TONDOORI
MAHAL
8 CAFE GIARDINO
9 THE LOUNGE
10 SHALIMAR
11 WONG’S
12 HARVEY NICHOLS
FOURTH FLOOR
13 QUEENS COURT
81 SHEARS YARD
Hospitals
1 NUFFIELD
HEALTH
2 LEEDS GENERAL
INFIRMARY
Record Stores
1 CRASH RECORDS
2 JUMBO RECORDS
3 RELICS RECORDS
2 Wire Hosting some of
Leed’s longest running
clubnights, including Fuzzy
Logic, Mono_cult and many
more. Specialising in indie,
electro, dubstep, house and
techno you’re guaranteed a
great night out.
3 Warehouse Located to
the west of Leeds city centre,
this enormous club was one of
Britain’s most important rave
venues in the 80s and 90s but
4 The cockpiT One of the
best live music venues in
Leeds, attracting some of the
biggest names in music. Club
nights follow the live nights.
Playing a great mix of indie,
rock, electro, guitars, metal and
skate-punk.
7 The space Playing the
latest funky house and urban
beats, this popular basement
club offers a range of student
nights throughout the week
with a wide range of drinks.
5 mission Housed in six
railway arches, Mission has
3 rooms playing a variety
of music as well as a huge
outdoor terrace. Hosting one
of the biggest student nights in
the North, you can’t go much
bigger than this!
6 minT club Widely regarded
as the best small club in
8 hi-fi Three times winner
of ‘Best Nightclub’ in Leeds,
this club is the place to go for
a different night out. Playing
soul, funk, hip-hop, reggae
and disco, it’s a great night out
without the same old songs!
9 chilli WhiTe Situated
behind the Corn Exchange,
Chilli White has 3 rooms of
decadence. They host the
incredibly popular Little Miss
student night on Tuesdays and
Penthouse on a Saturday night.
Whether you want to dance
away to sexy RnB or sample
some house music.
10 mezz One of Leed’s
longest standing and popular
destinations, hosting massive
weekly events and playing
RnB, hip-hop and student
anthems.
popular clubs in town. Six
themed bars, a whole host of
drinks and resident DJs ensure
a great night!
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the UK, Mint is a popular
destination for house/technoelectro DJs and music fans.
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following a 2011 refurb is still
thriving. Queues stretching
down the street are common.
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1 o2 academy The biggest
venue in Leeds, with constant
live acts on all nights of the
week. With the famous club
night, Propoganda, every
Saturday playing rock, indie
and punk you’re spoiled for
choice.
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Club Guide
13 sTylus Leeds University
Union boasts a huge club
complex, three rooms all
playing a variety of music.
11 revival The funkiest, floor
fillers from the 70s, 80s, 90s
and 00s all in one place. With a
great location and great drink
deals, theres no other place to
go for a retro night!
14 halo How would you
make a club truly unique? Well,
put it in a grade II listed church!
That’s what Halo is, making for
a truly one-of-a kind night with
a great drinks menu and DJs
playing a whole host of hits!
Quilted Llama is next door, if
you want to chill out as well.
12 oceana Located in the
heart of the city centre and
open since 2005, Oceana is
one of the largest and most
15 conTrol Great music
venue in a setting straight from
the future: The World’s 1st LED
Geodome!
City Culture
visit http://www.leeds.gov.uk/museumsandgalleries for more information on these cultural attractions in leeds.
henry moore insTiTuTe
leeds ciTy museum
leeds arT gallery
kirksTall abbey
The Henry Moore Institute is
a world-recognised centre for
the study of sculpture in the
heart of Leeds. An awardwinning exhibitions venue,
library and sculpture archive,
the Institute hosts a year-round
programme of exhibitions.
This beautiful building offers a
lovely afternoon to get lost in
the beautiful sculpture. Set in
a beautiful part of Leeds, you
can walk outside and enjoy the
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surrounding
In close proximity to the
Leeds City Gallery and the
Henry Moore Institute, the
City Museum would be
great as part of a cultural
afternoon! Experience a world
of discovery, with 4 floors
of interactive and exciting
galleries.. Come face-to-face
with the Leeds tiger, step
into Ancient Worlds to meet
Nesyamun, the Leeds mummy
and dig for fossils in the Life on
Earth gallery.
Leeds Art Gallery is a lively
gallery in the heart of Leeds on
The Headrow in Leeds’ Cultural
Quarter. Offering displays of
Leeds’ stunning collections as
well as a dynamic programme
of changing exhibitions, the
Gallery is an innovative and
exciting place to visit for
people of all ages. With spaces
to explore, shop, eat and drink
and relax this is a great place
to explore the selection of
twentieth century British art.
Kirkstall Abbey is one of the
most complete examples of
a medieval Cistercian abbey
in Britain. Set in wonderful
parkland along the banks of
the River Aire, Kirkstall Abbey
boasts historic architecture
amid a haven of wildlife and
greenery. There is also a
Kirkstall Abbey Market once
a month with crafts and
local produce from around
Yorkshire.
royal armouries museum
Located at Clarence Dock, the
Royal Armouries is Britain’s
national museum of arms and
armour. At the Leeds Museum
there are over 8,500 objects
on display in five galleries:
War; Tournament; Oriental;
Self Defence and Hunting.
There is a newly refurbished
Tournament Gallery where
you can experience the might
of Henry VIII – King and
sportsman.
www.royalarmouries.org
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ACCENT
a. 11-13 Queens Arcade,
Briggate, LS1 6LF
t. 0113 244 2414
w. accentclothing.com
ALL SAINTS
a. 33-35 Queen Victoria Street,
Victoria Quarter, LS1 6BD
t. 0113 243 2434
a. Clarence Dock, LS10 1LE
t. 0113 394 5970
w. allsaints.co.uk
AMERICAN APPAREL
a. 76 Briggate, LS1 6LH
w. americanapparel.net
ASPECTO
a. 1 Queen Victoria Street,
Victoria Quarter, LS1 6BE
t. 0113 245 0150
w. aspecto.co.uk
AQUA
t. 0113 243 3336
w. aquacouture.com
AZENDI
a. 21 King Edward Street,
t. 0113 246 9458
w. azendi.com
BIRDS YARD
Birds Yard boasts three floors of
unique boutiques selling
everything from hand crafted
and bespoke homewares to
vintage clothing.
a. 83 Kirkgate, LS2 7DJ
t. 0113 245 9515
w. birdsyard.co.uk
BON BONS
a. 13 Thorntons Arcade, LS1
6LQ
t. 0113 244 0890
CHIMP STORE
a. 5 Thorntons Arcade, LS1
6LQ
t. 0113 234 9979
w. thechimpstore.com
t. 0113 244 2303
a. House of Fraser, 140-142
Briggate, LS1 6BR
t. 0113 244 4014
a. Debenhams, 121 Briggate,
LS1 6LX
t. 0113 243 9480
w. coast-stores.com
GAP
CRABTREE & EVELYN
HARVEY NICHOLS
t. 0113 246 9460
w. crabtree-evelyn.co.uk
a. 107 Briggate, Victoria
Quarter, LS1 6BG
t. 0113 204 8888
w. harveynichols.com
DEBENHAMS
THE HIP STORE
a. 121 Briggate, LS1 6LX
t. 0844 561 6161
w. debenhams.com
DOROTHY PERKINS
a. 45-49 The Headrow, LS1
6LP
t. 0113 245 6092
a. St Johns Shopping Centre,
LS2 8LQ
t. 0113 242 2209
w. dorothyperkins.co.uk
DUNE
t. 0113 243 3872
w. dune.co.uk
FLANNELS
Flannels are the UK’s largest
independent luxury retail
group, specialising in
contemporary menswear and
womenswear designer fashion,
footwear and accessories.
The Leeds branch is now
home to The Food Academy,
an innovative new dining
destination showcasing Leeds
City College’s most talented
students.
a. 68-78 Vicar Lane, LS1 7JH
t. 0113 245 5229
w. flannelsfashion.com
FOOT LOCKER
a. 15 Commercial Street, LS1
6AL
t. 0113 246 5741
a. St Johns Centre, Merrion
Street, LS2 8LQ
t. 0113 242 4239
w. foot-locker.co.uk
COAST
LEEDS’
COOLEST
WINTERTIME
ATTRACTION
RETURNS
The Ice Cube returns to Millennium
Square on Friday 24 January – Sunday
23 February 2014 with:
20 a. 135-137 Briggate,
LS1 6BR
t. 0113 243 9414
w. gap.co.uk
H&M
a. 129-132 Briggate, LS1 6BR
t. 0113 236 4740
w. hm.com
Award winning boutique &
Leeds institution established in
1987 specialising in exclusive
premium menswear sourced
globally.
a. Trinity Leeds, LS1 5AR
t. 0113 246 0347
w. thehipstore.co.uk
HOBBS
t. 0113 245 4014 w. hobbs.
co.uk
HOUSE OF FRASER
a. 140-142 Briggate, LS1 6LS
t. 0870 160 7250
w. houseoffraser.co.uk
HUGO BOSS
a. 71 - 75 Vicar Lane,
LS1 6QA
t. 0113 234 2020
w. hugoboss.com
ILLAMASQUA
Avant garde beauty brand
Illamasqua’s first northern
store.
a. 6 County Arcade, Victoria
Quarter, LS1 6BN
w. illamasqua.com
JUMBO RECORDS
w. joythestore.com
KIRKGATE MARKET
A wider range of products than
you’ll find in any supermarket
and hundreds of experts on
hand.
a. 34 George Street, LS2 7HY
t. 0113 214 5162
w. leedskirkgatemarket.co.uk
KIOSK 78
a. Leeds Corn Exchange, LS1
7BR
t. 0113 244 3934
w. kiosk78.co.uk
KURT GEIGER
Victoria Quarter, LS1 6BD
t. 0113 234 4953
w. kurtgeiger.com
LEEDS CORN
EXCHANGE
Home to the very best creative
and innovative independent
shopping, the magnificently
restored Leeds Corn Exchange
celebrates 150 years of trading
in 2012.
a. Call Lane, LS1 7BR
t. 0113 234 0363
w. leedscornexchange.co.uk
THE LIGHT LEEDS
Once you have browsed the
stores, relaxed in the Vue
cinema and worked up an
appetite at Virgin Active health
club, you will be ready to
indulge yourself in one of The
Light’s numerous eateries.
a. The Headrow, LS1 8TL
t. 0113 218 2060
w. thelightleeds.co.uk
LOUIS VUITTON
a. 98 Briggate, LS1 6BN
t. 0113 386 3120
w. louisvuitton.com
VINTAGE
Keeping Leeds in music for
the last 40 years.
a. St Johns Centre, LS2 8LQ
t. 0113 245 5570
w. jumborecords.co.uk
a. Balcony level, Leeds Corn
Exchange, LS1 7BR
MARKS & SPENCER
a. 46 Briggate, LS1 6HF
t. 0113 243 2667
w. marksandspencer.com
JOY
THE MERRION CENTRE
a. 63-65 Albion Street, Leeds,
LS1 5AA
t. 0113 246 9598
Mixed use shopping centre
featuring high street brands
such
• Outdoor real ice
rink with accessible
skating for all
• Nursery rink for
budding skaters
(age 8 years & under)
• Capital FM
Snowslide
• Other Wintertime
rides/attractions
•Dolomites Café by
Casa Mia
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as Boots, Costa and O2, as
well as a market hall, bowling
alley and nightclub.
a. Leeds, LS2 8LY
t. 0113 245 3247
w. merrioncentre.co.uk
THE PEN SHOP
MOLTON BROWN
a. 84-86 Vicar Lane, LS1 7JH
t. 0113 245 3887
w. maturi.co.uk
Quarter, LS1 6BH
t. 0113 242 6258
w. moltonbrown.com
MKI MIYUKI-ZOKU
a. Leeds Corn Exchange, LS1
7RB
t. 0113 2468 917
w. mkistore.co.uk
MUJI
a. 89-91 Briggate, LS1 6NP
t. 0113 245 2886
w. muji.co.uk
MUMMY & LITTLE ME
a. Leeds Corn Exchange,
LS1 6DT
t. 01522 548 811
w. mummyandlittleme.co.uk
MUSIC ROOM
The best selection of sheet
music, tuition music, music
software, musical instruments
and accessories in the city.
a. The Light, The Headrow,
LS1 8TL
t. 0113 234 3423
w. musicroom.com
a. 20 Thorntons Arcade,
LS1 6LQ
t. 0113 245 6434
w. penshop.co.uk
PETER MATURI
PRIMARK
a. 20 The Headrow, LS1 6PT
t. 0113 245 7848
w. primark.co.uk
REISS
a. 26-28 County Arcade,
Victoria Quarter, LS1 6BH
t. 0113 244 9040
w. reiss.co.uk
REMADE
a. 5 Back Kensington Terrace,
Hyde Park LS6 1BQ
w. remadeinleeds.org
Seasons
a. Queen Victoria Entre,
Victoria Quarter, Leeds, LS1
6AZ
t. 0113 234 5907
w. www.seasonsclothing.co.uk
RYAN VINTAGE
a. 15-17 Duncan Street,
LS1 6DQ
SEASONS
Quarter, LS1 6BN
t. 0113 243 8924
w. nealsyardremedies.com
a. Queen Victoria Entre,
Victoria Quarter, Leeds, LS1
6AZ
t. 0113 234 5907
w. www.seasonsclothing.co.uk
OFFICE
SIZE?
t. 0113 247 1112
w. office.co.uk
a. 49-51 Vicar Lane, LS1 6DS
t. 0113 243 2221
w. size-online.co.uk
OK COMICS
SPACE NK
APOTHECARY
NEAL’S YARD
With a fine line in back issues
upstairs and all the new stuff
downstairs, this is a wellstocked
shop that holds a full range of
both mainstream and
independent
comics and graphic novels.
a. 19 Thorntons Arcade,
Briggate
LS1 6LQ
t. 0113 246 9366
w. okcomics.co.uk
ON THE WALL
a. 12 Boar Lane, LS1 6EN
t. 0113 246 9202
w. onthewall.co.uk
PAUL SMITH
a. 17-19 King Edward Street,
LS1 6AX
t. 0113 245 0728
w. paulsmith.co.uk
a. 63 Vicar Lane, Victoria
Quarter, LS1 6BA
t. 0113 242 6606
w. spacenk.com
ST JOHN’S CENTRE
With over 30 shops on two
levels including fashion, gifts
and food plus its own secure
car park, St Johns Centre
makes shopping in Leeds easy.
TEDDY & CO
a. Leeds Corn Exchange,
Call Lane, LS1 7BR
t. 0113 245 3059
VICTORIA QUARTER
The north’s premiere fashion
and lifestyle destination.
Housed in elegant Grade II*
listed buildings the VQ is home
to 73 of the world’s leading
fashion and lifestyle brands.
a. 4 Cross Arcade, Victoria
Quarter, LS1 6AZ
t. 0113 245 5333
w. v-q.co.uk
VINTAGE WARDROBE
a. North Lane, Headingley,
LS6 3HG
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD
a. The Victoria Quarter,
Briggate, LS1 6BW
t. 0113 245 6403
w. viviennewestwood.com
WHISTLES
a. The Victoria Quarter,
Briggate, LS1 6BE
t. 0113 243 9574
w. whistles.co.uk
YOUR DRESSING
ROOMS
a. Unit 17, 1st Floor, Central
Arcade (previosuly known as
Market Arcade),
Leeds, LS1 6DX
t. 0113 243 0805
w. yourdressingroomleeds.
co.uk
ZARA
a. 129-132 Briggate, LS1 6HF
t. 0113 380 4620
w. zara.com
FooD
& DRinK
AAGRAH
Authentic Kashmiri cuisine for
those who appreciate the best
in Asian food.
a. St Peter’s Square, LS9 8AH
t. 0113 245 5667 w. aagrah.
com
AIRE BAR
Aire Bar, situated in the
heart of Leeds City Centre in
the fashionable Calls area
& located in the basement
of a stunning brick vaulted
converted warehouse with
amazing views of the River
Aire...
a. 32 The Calls, Leeds, West
Yorkshire LS2 7EW
t. 0113 2455500
w. www.airebar.co.uk
AZUCAR BAR
A South American inspired
tapas and cantina bar.
a. 5 Brewery Place, LS10 1NE
t. 0113 243 5761
w. azucarbar.co.uk
BAD APPLES
ROCK BAR
a. 7 Call Lane, LS1 7DH
t. 07904 611 919
w. badapplesleeds.com
BAR BURRITO
Innovative tasty Mexican
menus.
a. The Light, The Headrow,
LS1 8EQ
t. 0113 249 4976
w. Barburrito.co.uk
BAR SANTIAGO
This lively late bar regularly
hosts live music and party
nights.
a. 1-3 Grand Arcade, LS1 6PG
t. 0113 244 4472
BIBI’S ITALIANISSIMO
Popular with couples, families
and for business, Bibi’s serves
a selection of contemporary
and traditional Italian specials,
pizza and pasta.
a. Criterion Place, Swinegate,
LS1 4AG
t. 0113 243 0905
w. bibirestaurant.com
BLACKHOUSE
RESTAURANT & BAR
a. 31-33 East Parade, LS1 5PS
t. 0113 246 0669
w. blackhouse.uk.com
BAA BAR
Known for great music, unique
design and amazing drinks, Baa
Bar is notorious for providing
fantastic value nights out. Open
from 12pm until late, Baa Bar is
perfect for a lunchtime bite, afterwork tipple, private party or a big
night on the town.
a. 43-51 Cookridge St., LS2 3AW
w. baabar.co.uk
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FOOD
& DRINK
BAR ROOM BAR
Cool, laid back dining by day
transforming to a vibrant bar
by night, selling a range of
pizzas and cocktails.
a. 37 Call Lane LS1 7BT
t. 0113 243 0315
w. barroombar.com
BRASSERIE BLANC
Alongside the River Aire, just
five minutes from Leeds Station
and 10 minutes from Briggate,
you’ll find Brasserie Blanc in a
beautiful refurbished mill. Warm
and welcoming with a relaxed,
informal atmosphere. Enjoy a mix
of regional French cuisine and
seasonal specials.
a. Sovereign Street, LS1 4BJ
t. 0113 220 6060
w. brasserieblanc.com
BROOKLYN BAR
Brooklyn Bar offers superb
cocktails, a fashionable setting
and funk/soul and rock’n’roll
inspired music.
a. 50 Call Lane, LS1 6DT
t. 0113 244 3932
w. brooklynbar.co.uk
CALL LANE SOCIAL
Leeds’ only Tiki bar! With great
drinks and great music, you’ll
enjoy a warm welcome at this
Call Lane bar.
w. calllanesocial.co.uk
CALL’S LANDING
A busy stew and oyster kitchen
with a riverside balcony for the
summer months.
a. 36-38 The Calls, LS2 7EW
t. 0113 242 5299
w. callslanding.com
CARLUCCIO’S
Authentic Italian food at
sensible prices.
a. 2-5 Greek Street, LS1 5SX
w. carluccios.com
CASA MIA
a. Millennium Square, Great
George Street, LS2 3AD
t. 0845 688 3030
w. casamiaonline.com
CATTLEGRID
The very highest quality steaks
without breaking the bank.
a. Waterloo House, Assembly
Street, LS2 7DE
t. 0113 2421872
w. cattlegridrestaurant.com
22 CHILLI WHITE
Situated behind Leeds Corn
Exchange in the city centre,
Chilli White is the perfect
place to relax with friends
after a hard day at the office or
to enjoy a well deserved night
out until the early hours.
a. Assembly Street, LS2 7DA
t. 0113 219 4000
w. chilliwhite.com
EpERNAY
The city’s premier Champagne
and cocktail bar.
a. 12 Great George St, LS1 3DW
t. 0113 242 9977
w. epernaychampagnebars.com
FAZENDA
CHINO LATINO
Fazenda is a unique Brazilian
dining experience; with gaucho
chefs expertly grilling 15 cuts
of meat and offering a continuous
table side service, it’s a real feast.
a. Waterman’s Place, Granary
Wharf, LS1 4GL
t. 0113 247 1182
w. fazenda.co.uk
CIAO BELLA
FARTHINGS
RESTAURANT
t: 0113 3804 080
a: Boar Lane,
Leeds, LS1 5NS
w: www.chinolatino.eu/leeds
a: 22 Dock Street, Leeds LS10 1JF
t: 0113 246 9444
w: www.ciaobellarestaurantleeds.
co.uk
THE CROSS KEYS
British gastro-pub in the heart
of Holbeck Urban Village, with
open fires, brick walls, beamed
ceilings and a spiral staircase.
a. 107 Water Lane, LS11 5WD
t. 0113 243 3711
w. the-crosskeys.com
DISTRIKT
An eclectic mix of Middle
Eastern, Mediterranean and
British influences make Distrikt
the ideal place for lunch, after
work drinks or a lazy Sunday
afternoon.
a. 7 Duncan Street, LS1 6DQ
t. 0113 243 3674
w. distrikt.co.uk
EAST OF ARCADIA
East of Arcadia is a popular
restaurant and specialist wine
and ale bar in the heart of
Meanwood village.
a. 607 Meanwood Road, LS6 4HQ
t. 0113 275 5488
EMpIRE BAR
Live music venue and indie rock
bar in Leeds opposite the Adelphi
pub with a 100 person capacity
upstairs bar with an extensive
bottled beers selection, including
selected Belgium Beers and a
Classic Cocktail Menu packed will
well know favourites. Downstairs
in the basement is a 250 person
capacity live music venue, which
hosts live gigs throughout the week
which is available to hire and for
club nights, events and gigs.
a. 24-32 Bridge End, Leeds, West
Yorkshire LS1 4DJ
t. 01132 420868
w. www.empireleeds.co.uk
THE ENGINE HOUSE
Family run restaurant in the
Round Foundry serving breakfast,
lunch and dinner.
a. Holbeck Urban Village, LS11 5DL
Farthings is run by professionals
working alongside trainee chefs
and front of house students from
Leeds City College to provide them
with experience of working within
the industry, while providing a fine
dining experience for members of
the public.
a. Leeds City College Thomas
Danby Campus, Roundhay Road,
LS7 3BG
t. 0113 284 6262
w. farthingsrestaurant.co.uk
THE FOOD ACADEMY
AT FLANNELS
The Food Academy showcases
Leeds City College’s most talented
trainees in its own restaurant in
a prestigious city centre location,
while complementing the high
quality products and services
associated with the
Flannels brand.
a. Third Floor at Flannels,
Vicar Lane, LS1 4JH
t. 0113 243 4898
w. foodacademyleeds.co.uk
FIBRE
Fibre is a busy courtyard bar
offering crowd-pulling beats and an
exclusive chill-out area.
a. 168 Lower Briggate, LS1 6LY
t. 08701 200 888
w. barfibre.com
FUJI HIRO
A hidden gem serving a variety
of reasonably priced Japanese
dishes, including enormous bowls
of noodle soup and bottles of
Japanese beers.
a. 45 Wade Lane, LS2 8NJ
t. 0113 243 9184
THE GROVE INN
A relaxed, charming city pub
with a warm and friendly
atmosphere, serving a selection
of real ales.
a. Back Row, off David Street,
off Water Lane, LS11 5PL
t. 0113 243 9254
w. groveinn.com
GAUCHO LEEDS
Situated in the hub of the city’s
legal and banking district, this
sumputous restaurant exudes
contemporary glamour married
with authentic Argentine culture.
This hidden gem is a luxuriously
decadent hide-away in which to
indulge in delicious food and fine
wine.
a. Gaucho Leeds 22-24 Park Row
Leeds LS1 5JF
t.0113 246 1777
w. www.gauchorestaurants.com
HANSA’S
LA GRILLADE
Leeds oldest French Restaurant
- fine food, fine wine and fine
surroundings go hand in hand to
create a unforgettable dining
experience.
a. Wellington Street, LS1 4EA
t. 0113 245 9707
w. lagrillade.co.uk
LITTLE TOKYO
Fantastic option for authentic
Japanese food and drink right
in the heart of Leeds.
a. 24 Central Road, LS1 6DE
t. 0113 243 9090
THE LIVING ROOM
A favourite with Leeds’
discerning diners thanks to its
high quality food and cocktails
served in a stylish environment.
a. 7 Greek Street, LS1 5RW
t. 0113 380 0930
w. thelivingroom.co.uk
MASSEY’S BOOKSELLERS
A unique and innovative bar with
an extensive cocktail menu, serving
tasty snacks and putting on live
gigs.
a. Cookridge Street, LS2 8ER
t. 0113 244 8888
w. masseysbar.com
Hansa (something of a local
celebrity) and her husband
Kishor run this popular Gujarati
vegetarian restaurant. The
food is delicious, the staff are
friendly and it has a great
atmosphere. Vegan options are
also available.
a. 74 North Street, LS2 7PN
t. 0113 244 4408
w. hansasrestuarant.com
MERKATO
ETHIOpIAN CAFE
HARVEY NICHOLS
FOURTH FLOOR
a. 101 Water Lane, LS11 5QN
t. 0113 244 5044
w. midnightbell.co.uk
Bar and restaurant situated on
the top floor of Harvey Nichols,
with a spectacular view over
the rooftops of Leeds.
a. 107-111 Briggate, LS1 6BD
t. 0113 244 8000
w. harveynichols.com
HIRST’S YARD
Part of the Jones Bar Group who
are a local Leeds based family that
own and operate food and drink
venues around West Yorkshire. A
versatile bar offering lots of choice
on drinks and music.
a. 11-15 Hirst’s Yard, LS1 6NJ
t. 0113 245 9637
w. hirstsyard.co.uk
THE HOp
a. The Dark Arches
Granary Wharf, Dark Neville
Street, Neville Street
Leeds, LS1 4BR
t. 0113 2439854
w. www.thehopleeds.co.uk
An Ethiopian eatery, Merkato
is less a restaurant than a
prefab store with a small cafe
area to one side.
a. 79 Merrion Superstore,
Merrion Centre, LS2 8NG
t. 07961 883 500
w. Markatoleeds@yahoo.co.uk
THE MIDNIGHT BELL
MILO
A small but perfectly formed
bar, offering beers, wines,
spirits and cocktails with a live DJ.
a. 10-12 Call Lane, LS1 6DN
t. 0113 245 7101
MOJO
Hip music bar on the busy Merrion
Street strip, popular with locals and
celebrities alike for their top drinks
selection and tempting cocktails.
a. 18 Merrion Street, LS1 6PQ
t. 0113 244 6387 w. mojobar.co.uk
MUMTAZ
A unique experience of Kashmiri
cooking in a beautiful setting.
a. Mackenzie House, Chadwick
Street, LS10 1PJ
t. 0113 242 4211 w. mumtaz.co.uk
MR FOLEY’S
CASK ALE HOUSE
A spacious pub serving a great
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range of beers from local
breweries.
a. 159 The Headrow, LS1 5RG
t. 0113 242 9674
NASH’S
Serving award-winning fish and
chips since 1924 at their city
centre restaurant and take-away.
a. 17 Merrion Street. LS2 8JE
t. 0113 285 5960
w. nashsfishandchips.com
NApOLEONS CASINO
One of Leeds Hidden Gems.
Expect Great Service & Delicious
Food.
a. Westport Centre, West Street,
Leeds, LS3 1LX
t. 0113 244 5393
w. leeds@napoleons-casinos.co.uk
NORMAN
Escape from the hustle and
bustle into a relaxed atmosphere
and watch the world go by while
enjoying a Thai curry, yaki soba, or
a breakfast on Sundays. As the sun
goes down, Norman takes a step
up, with DJs Tuesday through to
Sunday playing eclectic sets to get
your feet moving.
t. 0113 234 3988
NORTH BAR
Leeds’ coolest haunt for lovers of
great beer, music and art with an
outstanding selection of bottled and
draught beers
a. 24 New Briggate, LS1 6NU
t. 0113 242 4540 w. northbar.com
OpORTO
One of the founders of the
Leeds cafe/bar culture. Oporto’s
famously vibrant and informal
atmosphere attracts a laid back and
unpretentious crowd for late night
drinking and dancing.
a. 33 Call Lane, LS1 7BT
t. 0113 243 4008
w. oportobar.co.uk
ORACLE
Leeds’ largest waterfront venue,
offering gourmet burgers
downstairs and a vast selection of
cocktails and champagnes in the
upstairs lounge.
a. 3 Brewery Place, LS10 1NE
a. The Light, Leeds LS1 8TL
t. 0113 246 1452
w. www.origin7.co.uk
OUT OF THE WOODS
a. Waterman’s Place, LS1 4GL
t. 0113 244 8123
w. outofthewoods.me.uk
RED’S TRUE BBQ
Authentic BBQ and Smoker cooked
meat with an American style decor,
with an added cool factor.
a. Cloth Hall Street (Near Corn
Exchange), Leeds, LS1 2HD.
t. 0113 834 5834
REVOLUTION
t. 0113 243 2778
a. The Electric Press, LS1 3DW
t. 0113 380 4992
w. revolution-bars.co.uk
RIVERESQUE
Coffee and sandwich bar on the
waterfront, specialising in
fantastic breakfasts.
a. 15 Bridge End, LS1 7HG
t. 0113 244 5846
w. riveresque.co.uk
SAN CARLO
a. 6 South Parade, LS1 5QX
t. 0113 246 1500
w. sancarlo.co.uk/leeds
SAN LUCUS
a. 40 Great George Street LS1 3DL
t. 0113 246 1325
w. www.sanlucus.com
SCARBOROUGH HOTEL
a. Bishopgate Street, LS1 5DY
t. 0113 243 4590
SELA
As the name suggests, a quirky
cellar bar with a good range of real
ales and wines.
a. 20 New Briggate, LS1 6NU
t. 0113 242 9442
w. selabar.com
SKYLOUNGE
a. Double Tree by Hilton
2 Wharf Approach, LS1 4BR
t. 0113 241 1000
w. doubletree.hilton.com
SUKHOTHAI
Awesome authentic Thai food right
in the City Centre.
a. 15 South Parade, Leeds, LS1 5QS
t. 0113 242 2795
w. sukhothai.co.uk
SMOKESTACK
Eclectic bar with very low lighting
and a bluesy feel.
a. 159a Lower Briggate, LS1 6LY
t. 0113 245 2222
w. smokestack.co.uk
a. The Basement, Quebec House,
Quebec Street, LS1 2HA
t. 0113 244 0108
w. souslenez.com
VERVE BAR
a. 16 Merrion Street, LS1 6PQ
t. 0113 244 2272
w. verveleeds.co.uk
THE VIADUCT BRIDGE
a. 11 Briggate, Leeds LS1 6ER
t. 0113 245 4863
THE VICTORIA HOTEL
No longer a hotel this
traditional pub offers a real
taste of Leeds with British ales and
beers on tap.
a. Great George Street, LS1 3BB
t. 0113 245 1386
URBAN TURKA
a. 4 Brewery Place, Brewery Wharf,
Leeds, LS10 1NE t. 0113 245 4018
w. www.urbanturka.co.uk
WAGAMAMA
a. 31 - 23 Park Row, LS1 5JD
t. 0113 243 3468
w. wagamama.com
WHITE CLOTH GALLERY
Leeds’ first gallery and events
space committed to photography
and film. Featuring cutting-edge
exhibitions by acclaimed and-upand coming local artists and a
stylish cafe bar.
a. Aireside House, Aire Street,
LS1 4HT t. 0113 218 1923
w. whiteclothgallery.com
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A quirky independent bar and
eatery by day which turns into
a live music venue by night.
Nation (as it’s know among its
regulars) features a wide range
of music, installations and
creative events.
a. 27 - 37 Cookridge Street, LS2
3AG
t. 0113 203 1831
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yorkShire FeSTival 2014
100 day FeSTival - 27Th marCh - 6Th July
Singers, artists and performers
joined forces in a glittering
spectacle at Europe’s newest
shopping complex, to give
the public a taste of what to
expect.
A carnival snail, woolly bikes,
choirs and brass bands
emerged from shops to
join band Hope & Social on
the concourse for a debut
performance of the official
Yorkshire Festival song, The Big
Wide.
They were watched by
shoppers and supporters of the
Yorkshire Festival 2014 which
began its procession from
Angelica through the complex
to watch the performance en
route to Holy Trinity Church.
They are all part of the full
programme of events which
were announced for the first
time, as the county gears up
for Yorkshire Festival 2014 – the
first ever to precede the Tour
de France in its 111 year history.
The festival is the brainchild
of Welcome to Yorkshire and
has been backed by Yorkshire
Water, Arts Council England
and Yorkshire local authorities.
Out of almost 400 bids, 47
projects were commissioned to
be officially part of the 100-day
festival - which will also include
hundreds of fringe events.
Highlights include:
Los Angeles-based sculptor
Thomas Houseago, from Leeds,
has been tasked to create two
magnificent, giant sculptures
for Leeds city centre and the
Yorkshire Sculpture Park. These
will be his first commissions for
his home county and the first
ever commissions to be made
by the Yorkshire Sculpture
Triangle.
Phoenix Dance Theatre, in
Leeds, will join forces with
Scottish public arts charity
NVA to create the world’s first
Ghost Peloton, led by Phoenix
artistic director Sharon Watson
and NVA creative director
Angus Farquhar. Ghost Peloton
incorporates a riding team of
50 road racers, stunt cyclists
and large-scale projection of
dancers all utilising unique
remote controlled light suits
to produce a stunning live
choreography. Ghost Peloton
builds on the worldwide
success of Speed of Light,
which was first commissioned
for the London 2012 Olympics.
An appeal has now gone out
to Yorkshire cyclists to get
involved in this once-in-alifetime experience.
West Yorkshire Playhouse will
host “Beryl” written by TV star
Maxine Peake to celebrate
the extraordinary sporting
achievements of Morley cyclist
Beryl Burton. Beryl is a specially
commissioned adaptation from
Ms Peake’s acclaimed 2012
Radio 4 play and marks her
stage writing debut.
Award-winning director Daisy
Asquith teams up with cult
musician Bill Nelson to create
a new film as part of a series
of screenings to be shown on
10 outdoor screens in stunning
locations across Yorkshire. Tour
de Cinema presents fiction and
documentary films (including
Alan Bennett’s rarely seen
BBC film ‘A Day Out’, about a
Halifax cycling club; and Jarvis
Cocker’s blazing soundtrack for
The Big Melt) also in 35 local
town halls and city centre big
screens.
Young farmers and artists will
create eight stunning major
land art pieces across South
Pennines landscape for Fields
of Vision, co-ordinated by
Pennine Prospects. This will
capture the spirit and impact
of the tour on the landscape of
Yorkshire.
Gary Verity, Chief Executive
of Welcome to Yorkshire, said:
“The Yorkshire Festival 2014 will
be a countywide celebration
of arts and culture creating
excitement and anticipation in
the 100 days before greatest
free sporting show on the
planet arrives in Yorkshire.”
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Richard Flint, Chief Executive
of Kelda Group and Yorkshire
Water, said: “The Grand Départ
goes through the heart of many
of our reservoir catchments in
north, west and south Yorkshire
and we are proud to be
supporting Yorkshire Festival
2014 which promotes the
terrific talent and beauty our
great region has to offer.”
FaCT boX
- Yorkshire Festival 2014 is the first
ever arts festival to precede the ‘Tour
de France’.
- Runs 27th March to 6th July 2014.
- Backed by: Welcome to Yorkshire,
Yorkshire Water and Arts Council
-For more Information Visit:
www.yorkshirefestival.co.uk
Gary barlow - live!
APRIL 3rd 2014
first direct arena
Gary Barlow confirmed
that he will be embarking
on a full solo tour in 2014
with a visit to the First
Direct Arena on April 3rd
2014.
new First Direct Arena.
Gary’s new album ‘Since I
Saw you Last’ was released
through Polydor Records
on November 25th with
the first single ‘Let Me Go’
being released the week
before on November 17th.
Gary toured as a solo artist
last year to acclaim from
fans and critics alike, with
demand being so great
he could have sold it out
more than six times over.
The Since I Saw You Last
Tour 2014 will see Gary play
some of the biggest venues
he has ever played as a solo
artist, including the brand
With Take That Gary has
released eight number
one albums that have
collectively sold more
than 30 million copies.
He has also been party
to fifteen No.1 singles,
sold seven million concert
tickets as well as being
the proud recipient of six
Ivor Novello Awards. He
was awarded an OBE for
his contribution to British
music last year following
the work he has done with
BBC Children In Need
and the hugely successful
Queen’s Diamond Jubilee
Concert. Gary currently sits
as a judge on the UK’s No 1
show The X Factor for the
third year running.
Gary barlow
“We are delighted to be hosting Gary for his solo tour. With
our great acoustics and intimate atmosphere, it’s sure to be an
awesome night.”
Tony Watson Director of Sales and Marketing at the First Direct Arena
FACTS:
Born: January 20th 1971 - age 43
Born in Frodsham - county of Cheshire
Gary Barlow OBE is an English singer-songwriter,
pianist and record producer. He is frontman and
lead vocalist of British pop-group Take That and
served as head judge on series 8, 9 and 10 of The X
Factor UK.
Since I Saw
you last
2013
Britannia
high
2008
open
road
1997
12 Months
11 days
1999
the queen of all ballets
Cleopatra is back
leeds grand theatre
6th to 15th march 2014
Northern Ballet brings the
remarkable story of one of
the world’s best-known icons,
Cleopatra, back to the stage
at Leeds Grand Theatre from
Thu 6 – Sat 15 Mar 2014.
Cleopatra premiered in Leeds
in February 2011 and toured
extensively throughout the
UK. Seen by more than 54,000
people and generating more
than £1 million at the box
office, Cleopatra returns in
2014 for a limited period only.
Cleopatra, it took me five years
to find an elusive spark of
inspiration. I had to understand
how sensuous the way of life
was in Egypt, the opposite to
the culture of Rome. I realised
that the chaos of being in
love with such a woman as
Cleopatra put the Roman
Emperor and his Empire in
danger. That’s what the score
is trying to reflect without
falling into clichés associated
with that era. The relationship
between Rome and Egypt
is another aspect of the Yin
and the Yang: the perfect
incompatibility responsible for
the drama of destinies.”
been fascinated by the story
of Cleopatra for a long time.
I think it’s the name, it’s
just so iconic. It has echoed
through the centuries, and it
has echoed more and more;
it doesn’t lose its resonance.
Two-thousand years later she
is as popular as she ever was,
in fact more so. I think the
legend and the mystery of
the woman grows rather than
lessens. There is little factual
information about her yet she
managed to hold in her grasp
Cleopatra is choreographed by
two of the most powerful
Artistic Director David Nixon
men in history. She was in
OBE to a score, played live by
some ways beautiful and
Northern Ballet Sinfonia, by
unbelievably sensual for the
celebrated Golden Globe and
almost barbaric Romans but
Academy Award nominated
An enduring icon of the ancient she was also a woman, mother
composer Claude-Michel
world and the ultimate modern and above all a queen.”
Schönberg, best known across woman, Cleopatra’s legend
the world for Les Misérables
has captivated generations.
David Nixon brought together
and Miss Saigon amongst many A universal style and beauty
a group of established
others. This stunning ballet
icon, Cleopatra is still inspiring Northern Ballet collaborators
charts Cleopatra’s sensational
artists, designers and stylists
to work with him on Cleopatra
rise to power, her scandalous
today. Although not widely
including: Patricia Doyle (Coromances with the most
known as a ballet, Cleopatra
director), Christopher Giles
powerful men in history, and
gained mass popular appeal
(Co-designer) and Tim Mitchell
her eventual downfall.
through the 1963 Hollywood
(Lighting Designer). Northern
film starring Elizabeth Taylor
Ballet introduced projection to
Claude-Michel Schönberg
and Richard Burton.
create scenic backdrops with
says: “From the moment David
designs by Nina Dunn.
Nixon suggested the ballet of
David Nixon explains: “I have
The return of Cleopatra is
a chance for audiences to
once again be captivated by
this unmissable retelling of a
remarkable woman’s story.
“Amazing! If you get
a chance, go see it”
Craig Revel Horwood
“Astounding - sexy,
emotional and a true
spectacle”
Lorraine Kelly
“4 STARS”
Sunday Express
Mail on Sunday
More information:
Web: www.northernballet.com
Email: info@northernballet.com
Phone: 0113 220 8000
FB - /northernballet
Twitter - @northernballet
Northern Ballet,
Quarry Hill, Leeds
LS2 7PA
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FeSTival oF ConTemporary movemenT, TheaTre & Film work
Yorkshire Dance
presents Juncture
2014, a festival
of contemporary
movement, theatre
and film work
curated by Wendy
Houstoun
Tue 4 - Sat 15 March 2014
Leeds
www.juncturedance.com
JunCTure 2014
Juncture was first curated
for Yorkshire Dance in
2012 by Charlotte Vincent
in an initiative designed
to bring new work,
professional development,
critical debate and
innovative performance
practice to Yorkshire.
This second edition is
curated by award-winning
maker of art, Wendy
Houstoun. Events take
place across Leeds, at
Yorkshire Dance, The Riley
Theatre (Northern School
of Contemporary Dance),
The Stanley & Audrey
Burton Theatre (Northern
Ballet), The Tetley and
Hyde Park Picture House.
Wendy says of her
first ever experience
of curating a festival,
“As a first-time curator
I blissfully ignored
practicalities and went
for a kind of dream list
of makers, performers,
writers and talkers who
all inspire and intrigue
me. In all of them I find
a clarity and an integrity
of purpose, and a deep
connection to their
material and the way they
relate to an audience.”
PERFORMANCES
Candoco Dance Company,
Miniatures
Gary Stevens, Not Tony
Lucy Suggate, Liquid Gold
Louise Wallinger,
Annoying the Neighbours
Grace Surman & Cathy
Butterworth, Two Four
One One
Oliver Bray, The Animal
was Upon Him
Nicole Beutler, 1: Songs
Louise Wallinger, The
Dream Teller
Jordi Cortés, In Heaven
Wendy Houstoun & Co,
Stupid Women
ART & FILM
Hugo Glendinning, unstill
Karoline Hjorth & Riitta
Ikonen, Eyes as Big as
Plates
Siobhan Davies & David
Hinton, All This Can
Happen
Wendy Houstoun & David
Hinton, Touched
WORKSHOPS & CLASSES
Louise Wallinger, Verbatim
Theatre
Jordi Cortés, Integrated
Dance
George Adams, Paizo
[Play]
Lucy Suggate, Give Us our
Daily Dance
Robert M. Hayden, Sifting
Details of all this, and
guided walks, informal
discussions and a party,
are at
www.juncturedance.com
Antony Dunn
Marketing &
Communications Manager
City Music
LIVE AT
leeds
LOUISE
FLETCHER
MUSIC &
LIFESTYLE
JOURNALIST
“If music be the food of love, play
on!” - Bill Shakespeare. Live at
Leeds - a showcase of live music.
Local acts are ready to ‘Rock You!’
Last year we had 1975 in the Cockpit and we had 2000
people queuing up the road. It is a shame that not everyone could get in but I think that this also helps people see
what the alternatives. We have loads of other bands on at
the same time which people can go and discover.
Live at Leeds is a festival that still has music at its heart;
it caters to true music lovers and has thankfully avoided
attracting crowds who are there just to be seen.
We do try to tweet live what is going on, so we will send
out messages letting people know 2 hours before 1975 go
live that the Cockpit is at capacity. We also put on gigs
throughout the year so people who play at Live at Leeds
might play Leeds University a month later so we give
people another chance to see acts they may have missed
out on.
Every May Bank holiday for the last seven years the
festival has created a buzz across the city, drawing an
eclectic mix of fans to venues ranging from the Pretty
Green Store, to the iconic Brudenell Social Club. With the
line-up to this years event now revealed it looks like this
year will be no different.
The festival not only showcases a diverse range of venues, it continues its diversity in the acts that it books. Covering a spectrum of genres, Live at Leeds aims to appeal
to all. The festival also showcases up and coming acts as
well as headline names. Local bands such The Mexannines, previous winners of Centre stage competition, will
appear alongside current chart toppers Clean Bandit’s on
this years line-up. It is this mixture that has established
the festivals reputation for picking the most exciting new
talent. A testament to these clever bookings can be seen
when looking through the acts that have played in years
gone by. Artists such as Alt- J and Ed Sheeran have previously graced stages across the event, playing to no more
than 100 people before they became household names.
You book a lot of local bands, how do you decide who to
put on the line-up?
I am very into the scene here so I will know a lot of
bands already. We always need supports and so part of
the way we do it is by saying “oh this band have sent us
something or my mates have talked about this band, let’s
put them on the show.”
We have got bands that have played the futuresound
competition and support slots. Stuff like that is where
we can really find who the best talent is. Every band that
sends something over will get listened to, so yeah there is
a lot of research into what is good locally.
Although the focus of Live at Leeds falls mainly on the
Saturday, this jam packed day of gigs is sandwiched by
other events organised by the Futuresound team. Kicking
things off on Friday Radio One DJ Jen Long will be
guest speaker at Leeds college of music. The weekend
will be rounded up on Monday when promoters and band
members take to the pitch to show off their skills ( and
try to keep down the pints) in a football tournament held
at Goals.
We caught up with Ben Lewis, one of Live at Leeds
organisers to talk about the festivals success and its plans
for the future.
Live at Leeds has always been a massive success, do
you think that part of that is down to the city and venues
embracing it with open arms?
Yeah, other cities have festivals like this but there is
definitely something about Leeds where everyone wants
to muck in and be involved; over the years we have really
developed that. Famously it has been a bad weekend for
a lot of bars but since Live at Leeds it has just got better
and better.
Live at Leeds is our way of being able to showcase the
whole city, it is really nice. I think now in Leeds there
are so many people into music and wanting to find about
these venues. I think that really contributes to the success
of the festival.
One of the benefits of Live at Leeds is getting to see
big names in intimate venues however, because of the
limited capacity sometimes people aren’t always able to
see bands they want. What would you say to people who
bring this up?
With the festival growing from strength to strength it is
inevitable that the event will grow in scale, how do you
think this will affect a festival that holds its events in
small venues?
If we are wanting to expand there will be places in the
city we would want to look at and the new arena wouldn’t
be ruled out. It is good that there is space to expand if we
need to.
But fans of the Live at Leeds format don’t need to worry
as Ben added; “If the arena was a consideration it would
be much more like the millennium square one off kind
of event, rather than using it as a venue for the festival
during the day.”
Tickets for Live at Leeds are on sale now, for a full line
up and list of where you can buy tickets visit www.
liveatleeds.com
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all the insider information from elland road and leeds
united, courtesy of luFC liaison director, debra ware
SprinG iS in The air - almoST!
It’s almost Spring and
here at Leeds United, we
are incredibly pleased to
announce the success of
our Grassroots Ticketing
Scheme.
Since we began our reengagement with the City of
Leeds to create a family friendly
experience at Elland Road, we
have been overwhelmed and
inundated by requests from
local youth groups, schools
and Junior football teams. It
has created memories that will
last a lifetime with Juniors and
Adults alike.
We are now looking to
reach out to other groups
such as Scouts, Cubs,
Guides, dance groups and
many others to enhance
the family environment.
So far this season, the
Grassroots Ticketing Scheme
has had over 100 teams
attending our home games
and is going from strength
to strength. With over 7000
people through the turnstiles,
it has generated in excess of
£16,000 Cash-Back.
Given that local (Grassroots)
football is on the decline (as
broadcast on the local news
recently), the much needed
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funds and publicity generated
from the Scheme has provided
some essentials for clubs to
survive.
So, if any of you are involved
in local clubs and/or dance
troupes that may be interested
in participating in our
Grassroots Ticketing Scheme,
please contact Gavin Ansley at
Leeds United FC on 0113 367
6515 or email:
Grassroots@leedsunited.com
In the meantime roll on the
warmer weather and hopefully
some good results.
ask dr jones
Dear Dr Jones,
I’m a man approaching
50 but feel very young
at heart, most of my
friends are younger
than me and over the
last year Its starting
to be more apparent.
I’m thinking of a minor
face lift, possibly
around my mouth,
cheeks and eyes. Could
you advise me if this is
something Nuffield can
do and a guestimate
on cost?
strict with myself and I
am always on time for
work albeit tired. If
you could recommend
anything I would be
very grateful.
you could suggest
? Other than the
obvious stop drinking
all together.
Dear Dweller,
Dear Dweller,
Sleep can be a real
problem for some
people, particularly if
there is something on
your mind. There are
some good resources
online that may help.
Take a look at the
University Hospital
Dear Dweller,
Service - Southampton
for a good one page
print out or for a
We have a number
more comprehensive
of excellent plastic
document from
surgeons at The
the Primary Care
Nuffield who would
Psychological
happily discuss this
with you. I believe they Treatment Service,
based in Cambridge.
have free consultation
I generally don’t
service and can chat
recommend
through your wishes
with you and provide
sleeping tablets but
you with the likely
occasionally they do
cost. You can call the
have their place if you
hospital on 0113 388
are trying to break a
2000 to discuss this
bad cycle.
further.
Go and see your GP
for more advice if
Dr J
needed.
Hi Dr Jones,
Dr J
I am a women in my
forties and I am having
trouble sleeping at
night. I tend to fall
asleep for an hour or
so around 8pm and
then go to bed around
10pm. But then during
the rest of the night I
am constantly thinking
of work related
problems which keeps
me awake. By the
morning I am still tired
and could easily go
back to sleep when I
should be getting up
for work. I am quite
Dear Dr Jones,
I love my life .I am
in my late twenties
and really enjoy gong
out drinking with my
girl friends we really
party hard. I have seen
so much about the
effects of over doing
it. The problem is I
cannot just have one
drink . Every time I go
out I end up drunk. I
am now starting to go
out mid week clubbing
which is affecting my
job. Is there anything
You’re right the
obvious answer is to
stop before things
become out of control
at work. Maybe you
could limit the mid
week sessions to soft
drinks and you will
feel okay the next day.
Generally we advise
that a limit of 14
units for a lady per
week should be okay.
Anything over that
and you risk damaging
your body as you
suggest. One way is
to alternate between
alcoholic drinks
and soft drinks. The
advantage of this is
2 fold. One - half the
alcohol and Two keeping hydrated as
you go through the
night. Give it a try and
see!!
Dr J
As mentioned by
Dr Jones, if you are
affected by any of these
issues and want more
information please
make use of these
resources :
Nuffield Health:
- www.nuffieldhealth.com
- 0113 388 2000
University Hospital Service
Southhamptom:
- www.uhs.nhs.uk
- 023 8077 7222
If you have a question for Dr Jones please email him at:
drjones@city-dweller.co.uk
For further information please visit:
www.nuffieldhealth.com
@LUFC

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