Definitely agree about the Clayton site but I'm not sure where you get that about Pinderfields, where is it in decay? Stanley Royd all got converted into a housing estate (which they're still extending atm) and they built a new Pinderfields and new Eye Clinic with a huge car park on the site. There literally is no spare land or anything in decay at Pinderfields.
You can't have been in past in a fair few years WC.

That literally is one of the craziest things this lot in charge have done to this City and that's saying something. It's not like we haven't got a perfectly good Multiplex just down the road that's perfectly adequate for a City of our size.

Referring to a previous post from you there is one empty unit on Trinity Walk with another one shortly, Timpsons are relicating their shop.

There’s some good things happening to the City Centre. The way we use City centres are changing it’s becoming more leisure/shopping mix not just 9-5, the way we shop has changed and the City Centre needs to change with it. Trinity Walk is a massive success, Northgate is becoming a pleasant night out with all the restaurants and a cinema will compliment that part of town. Merchant gateway is getting there and decent bars popping up all over the City Centre. The new market Hall was a disaster and losing BHS has affected the precinct with lots of closed shops but you’ll see the same in most City/town Centres. Watching the mighty Trin at the new community stadium on Balne Lane then short walk to a nice eatery on Northgate what a perfect leisure time experience. The council has held this City back and the way they’ve handled the community stadium is disgusting but the City Centre is a lot better than it was.

Go a bit further to Bury mate they have a cracking market!

What does it say in League Weekly about stadium? Anything we didn’t know?

It more or less confirmed that Nosey Parker had been reading this forum.

No doubt about that City's like ours and lots of others have and are changing, they've had to, to move with the times or they simply get left behind. Like certain parts of ours have done to some extent.
In Wakefield, there is actually some cracking restaurants now, where at one time there was nothing really. So you're right, nowadays it's about getting the right mix of restaurants/pubs/coffee shops etc and retail outlets, that want to make people get off the internet and enjoy their City.

wonder how mc meeting with manny went today

Wakefield's shopping centre is 10miles up the road, Trinity, in Leeds!!!!

Hadn't heard he had a meeting.