Tag: Leeds Kirkgate Market

Leeds council’s plans to downsize Kirkgate Market receive frosty reception

Leeds council’s plans to downsize Kirkgate Market receive frosty reception

| February 14, 2012

Europe’s largest market could see its size cut by a quarter as council unveils plans to invest in run-down facilities.

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Kirkgate plans to be explored

Kirkgate plans to be explored

| February 6, 2012

Investment proposals for Kirkgate Market in Leeds are to be scrutinised by the city council’s executive board this week

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Major market investment planned

Major market investment planned

| February 3, 2012

Council chiefs will be asked to agree to start work on developing plans for major investment in Kirkgate Market at a meeting next week

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What we think should happen

What we think should happen

| February 2, 2012

Next Friday (10 Feb 2012) our recommendations of what the future of Kirkgate Market should be like will be presented to the Executive Board.

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Stall holders react to Leeds Kirkgate market plan

Stall holders react to Leeds Kirkgate market plan

| January 31, 2012

Traders at Europe’s largest covered market have expressed concerns over development proposals drawn up for Leeds City Council.

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Report on future of Leeds Kirkgate market sparks fears

Report on future of Leeds Kirkgate market sparks fears

| January 18, 2012

A consultant’s report drawn up to help shape the future of Leeds’s historic Kirkgate Market has come under fire just days after its publication.

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Councillors Criticise Plans to Privatise Market

Councillors Criticise Plans to Privatise Market

| January 17, 2012

At a Council meeting today councillors accused consultants of going beyond their remit in their £12,000 report which sets out proposals to privatise Kirkgate Market.

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No to Privatisation Plans for Our Kirkgate Market

No to Privatisation Plans for Our Kirkgate Market

| January 14, 2012

In a move very similar to the Corn Exchange fiasco the council would lease out the market for more than 99 years to a limited liability partnership

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