even trinity walk looks like a ghost town

Have you been on the top floor of the ridings? there are more empty units than let ones!! If fact I bet there are only about 12 shops!!

I agree. Been there a couple of times and it is only around 60% occupied.



I have also heard that despite it being a much better shop, the Sainsburys is not doing as well as it did on Ings Road.

Its funny you should say that because me and my mum used to go with my Grandma on a thursday to Hillards after walking round the market then we went home with her to Lupset on the bus, I vaguely remember one of those buses where we driver was seperate to the main bus and it had a conducter to collect the fares, the bus went along horbury road then up Broadway, she lived on Aysgarth Drive before it became a drug den...ah memories..

I'm not surprised, it will be the car park charge and the fact you cant just pop in to buy things like the old one. Sainsburys was also handy for a cash machine you could just get of the car and walk to...

The car park is free if you shop at the Sainsburys. You have to get your ticket validated when you pay for your shopping.

I thought you had to spend £10?

You do.

That bus was, I think, the 103.



We used to live at the bottom of Broadway right next to the fields that eventually got swallowed up by the Dr's surgery then Aysgarth Estate; no offence to your Nan, but Aysgarth ruined that part of Lupset.

I've been to Trinity Walk and Sainsbury's a number of times and not paid to park once. Even then its 80p an hour.

Yeah but it was alright when my grandma lived there it was only after she died it went downhill...

Used to catch the Ossett 20 (120) with my mum and about 16 Hillards shopping bags, it was amazing to see all the mums who'd mastered the art of carrying so many bags full of shopping without breaking sweat.