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==The People==

==The People==

Despite the old image of a grim northern industrial town, Leeds now has a thriving multicultural community with thousands of students and workers choosing to live here. Despite the influx of people from all over the UK, Leeds citizens have lost none of their reputation for friendliness and hospitality. Recently, the BBC's Five Live programme ran a survey to find "the friendliest street in Britain". This was awarded to a street in Armley, a part of Leeds most famous for being Barbara Taylor Bradford's birthplace. Visitors need only visit some of Leeds most famous traditional pubs and restaurants (Queen's Court, The New Penny, The Angel Inn) to witness this first hand.

Despite the old image of a grim northern industrial town, Leeds now has a thriving multicultural community with thousands of students and workers choosing to live here. Despite the influx of people from all over the UK, Leeds citizens have lost none of their reputation for friendliness and hospitality. Recently, the BBC's Five Live programme ran a survey to find "the friendliest street in Britain". This was awarded to a street in Armley, a part of Leeds most famous for being Barbara Taylor Bradford's birthplace.  

During the 1980s, Leeds was famous for a thriving music scene. The Sisters of Mercy, The Mission, Hot Chocolate and Softcell are just some of the many bands hailing from the city.

During the 1980s, Leeds was famous for a thriving music scene. The Sisters of Mercy, The Mission and Softcell are just some of the many bands hailing from the city.

==Links==

==Links==