Images Dated 8th June 2021

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A No cycling, rollerblading, skateboarding or scooter riding sign - meaning you probably have much less chance of being knocked over on The Fort's pavements than in central Birmingham.
The Fort Shopping Park has more than 2,000 free car parking spaces. But one in four of the non-food units are empty, just as they were pre Covid. But Greggs moved in four weeks ago. 20 Fort Parkway, Birmingham B24 9FP. Picture by Graham Young, Birmingham Mail - June 10, 2021

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Greggs has opened at The Fort Shopping Park close to Wilko
The Fort Shopping Park has more than 2,000 free car parking spaces. But one in four of the non-food units are empty, just as they were pre Covid. But Greggs moved in four weeks ago. 20 Fort Parkway, Birmingham B24 9FP. Picture by Graham Young, Birmingham Mail - June 10, 2021

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Rick Brooks who runs Recycling Unlimited, on Bontoft avenue, Hull, a charity that helps people recovering from mental health issues that was set up by his dad Eddie Brooks. They're set to lose their base as the previous owner has passed and the land is being sold on. Pictured is Luke Green, 28, who has been using the site for approx ten years. Pictures: Katie Pugh
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