The latest news from Bradford and surrounding areas. Click here to tell us about a story. It s something that more of us need to do if the centre of the city isn t to die, they suggest. And they re right.
Trouble is, there are fewer and fewer reasons to do so.
And alongside are the still-empty floors that used to be occupied by Dillon s in the former Rackhams building. The city seems to be stuck in a vicious circle. If we want to woo quality shops, we need quality shoppers. And if we want those shoppers, we need quality shops. It doesn t help Bradford s case, surely, that so much remedial work seems to have been going on for so long in one of its main shopping streets, Kirkgate.