Kirkgate Market, can it survive?

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I bought an electronic item on amazon.co.uk marketplace recently and was surpised when it arrived to see that the seller is located on the top row of the market. Excellent service and value by the way.
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Work has started on the "temporary" halls. Will it kill or cure? The cost of parking has increased significantly on the quarry hill car parks. This will have more impact than a 'performance space' in a shed.
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The second photo does rather depressingly remind me of the "ghost" Merrion Market.
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