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From Blairs the working class should be aspirational middle class to Prescott's Pathfinder scheme to your gentrification and social cleansing of your market, you must now surely be able to see the labour party is for the elites and condescending university snobs 👍

All the big players went in, Andrew, Stewart, Turners etc. All the small mother and daughter stalls had to pack up, all the one man bands couldn't come in here. Priced out. That's your labour council folks, for big businesses, sod everyone else 👍

And that miserable bloke trying to sing outside is dreadful, Sheffielders buskers are dreadful 👍 Take me back to Glasgow 1980 and Robert the Robot 👍

Hail the most expensive market in Europe. This is your labour, formed and elected to represent you yes you, effort to pander to the yuppies. They built this hoping to attract a better class of clientele thus socially cleansing Sheffields market of.............. Sheffielders! They were hoping to get nobs from S10 and S11 in here doing there weekly shop 😂😂😂 Instead all they got was a huge new build to pay for with zero footfall 😂

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The river is about half a mile away not far from globe works

The ship Inn closed its doors New year's night for good untill a new landlord takes over

I’m a big fan of the Moor Market. Scufflers from the bakery stall, cans and bottles from Beer Central and fish & chips, of course!

Shame you didnt visit the toilets as it would have been interesting to see a comparison to crystal peaks customer toilts which are old and decrepit. Disgustingly dirty and unhygienic. As for high rents, thats not true, the rents are reasonably low. Its the service charges that are crippling , and if you have 2 units, thats 2 times the charges but you dont get double the service. Infact sheffield city council are having the pants down of crystal peaks market traders.. they are failing them on every level!!

Any chance of you doing a run round Bolsover Model Village? The council did a reno job on 100 houses and fcuked it all up in 2021. Bolsover town? Just a suggestion Tim. I'll come with if you like on a weekend. Best, Mike.

I remember being dragged around castle market as a kid with the promise of a chip butty at the elevated cafe in the middle.

I knew a young woman who had a gift shop in here but she left because of the high rent and went back to watford.

I'm lucky to work near the Moor so get in the market most days, Fish, meat, fruit n veg and world food is fantastic. So much better than supermarkets and the prices are way better too.

I never tended to go in the castle market much, so I can't easily compare them, but the Moor market does always seem busy when I go in. In fact I'd say it looks busier than Doncaster market does nowadays. Doncaster market was thriving ten years ago.

Hi tim moor market is crap no vibe in it at all old market the best mate

Another interesting presentation. The last time I was in the Moor Market was 2015 for the Sheffield Blitz events, tho that didn't really show the market in it's best guise. Personally, maybe because I am old, I much preferred the Castle, Sheaf and Rag markets as they were much more vibrant and offered a greater range of products. However, I suppose any thing is better that the hideous Meadowhell.

Used to play Football for Ship inn. Would be in 80's

Not been to this , reminds me of crystal peaks .. i love the retro feeling market at that place

The market is a bit too small and the walk ways not wide enough so it gets packed easily

The coffee shop at the front is really good and the fish n chips place is very decent. I’ve also found the fresh meat and fish from the stalls are far better quality than you would get in the supermarkets.

As with small local shops and small businesses, use them or lose them. No point moaning after they've gone.

I find that market to be very expensive. The fruit and veg is much dearer than the supermarkets. I want to support local stall holders but they charge far too much.

Hi Tim, the Bochum Parkway is not pronounced the Botch-um Parkway, it's pronounced the Bow-kum Parkway. Bochum is a city in Germany that is 'twinned' with Sheffield. Another city twinned with Sheffield is Donetsk, which is in Ukraine. A Sheffield road called Donetsk Way was named after that twinned city also, and the Donetsk Way tram stop. This is on the Halfway tram route, the tram stop is between the 'Hackenthorpe,' and 'Moss Way,' tram stops. Just some info......

The Crooked house pub in Staffordshire suffered the same fate. Now after a 'compromise' they been allowed to rebuild it within sight of the original site instead of on it. 🙄

I used to go in here 25 years ago when Steve and Tracey ran it, Pam and Chaz had the Nags Head over the road. It was packed every day with old school Sheffielders that came from far and wide, all traditional inside. The late Jack Wasden, Sheffield joiner, that propped many a Sheffield bar up telling his stories walked from hunters bar to drink in here. If you look up on the side, you can see some damage to the tiles thats being patched up, a lorry turning out caught the side 25 years ago, steve went running out and caught him, but the damage was never repaired. Two blokes used to come in a car on a Saturday selling pork pies, cheese and packs of bacon and black pudding cheap. This was a proper Sheffield pub, not a yuppie down there then.

Thanks for showing as I’ve never been inside the Market Hall.

Looks great Tim, empty and empty units. Interesting point, the very far back unit on its own Tim, they designed that for the cockle man that was in the middle of the castle market. He just semi retired and went to help sismons. As if one man with a small stall can take enough to pay those rents and service charges. Richard, one of the butchers took it on, but couldn't make it pay, not feasible.

Nice to see a fairly busy market so much better than Medowhell.

I'm not keen on the 'recent' paint job (used to be mock Tudor), but I've always admired the exterior of The Ship. When there were lots of pubs there, it was just one of many traditional pubs, but had a rough reputation. My grandfather grew up there, and was a gentle, unassuming soul all his life, but he got a serious beating there, as a young man, in the 1920's. I don't know the circumstances, but razor gangs had a grip on the area at that time, and used to wait in the area to rob workers, who were on their way home, after being paid. The Ship must be one of the few Sheffield pubs I've never actually been inside. The river runs behind George Barnsley & Son Tim, not too far away, but still a long tunnel. That whole area has changed so much, I am always pleased to see The Ship still standing.

Vibrant ❤

I'm just happy to see any kind of life, to be frank Tim.

I left Sheffield in 2004 it looks like everybody followed me can't believe how dead it is

The old peace gardens was lovely

Crazy daisy became the geisha bar

I used to work in steel works went drinking on London road west street and town centre great pubs packed out loved the nelson and Buccaneer