Showing posts with label Hall Ings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hall Ings. Show all posts
Saturday, 25 July 2026
RO-TES at the Bradford Festival 2026
At the Bradford Festival last week RO-TES with Cambodian disabled artist Nadenh Poan and world class dancers.
Sunday, 1 February 2026
New Mural, Broadway Shopping Centre
This is a colourful new mural on the Hall Ings side of the Broadway Shopping Centre, well I'm saying it's new, it's been there a few months now.
Labels:
Bradford,
Hall Ings,
mural Broadway Shopping Centre
Sunday, 9 November 2025
Phenix - Bradford is Lit
A giant bird sculpture entitled Phenix, part of the two day Bradford is Lit festival. I couldn't find much information on the sculpture apart from the fact that it's ten metres tall, I'm not sure that fact is correct, it may be that the wingspan is ten metres.
Thursday, 30 October 2025
Hall Ings
Hall Ings, it's much quieter now than it was, I would have been stood in the middle of traffic to take this picture a couple of years ago.
Friday, 2 May 2025
New Gardens and Cycle Path
New gardens and cycle path in Bradford city centre. This area previously had four lanes of traffic running through it, it's much quieter now.
Labels:
Bradford City of Culture 2025,
cycle path,
gardens,
Hall Ings
Thursday, 1 May 2025
Tower of Now
Tower of Now, a new structure recently erected in Hall Ings in the centre of Bradford. It was created by Pakistani born artist Saad Qureshi who moved to Bradford at the age of eight and later studied Art. The tower is fifteen metres tall and incorporates architectural features from around the world.
Friday, 13 September 2024
Linear Garden
A view of Norfolk Gardens and Hall Ings. When it's completed it's going to be a linear garden according to city centre planners, I believe it's meant to be completed before the City of Culture year in 2025 but it seems unlikely.
Friday, 7 June 2024
Hall Ings and Norfolk Gardens
I didn't really want to post pictures of the town centre at the moment as it's having a major makeover ready for the City of Culture 2025. The picture shows Hall Ings which will be transformed into a garden area, the excavator has just finished demolishing the large bus shelter which stood at the roadside.
Wednesday, 17 April 2024
Closed to Traffic
Hall Ings, one of the main routes in the city centre now closed to traffic, part of the plan to make the town centre more pedestrian friendly.
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