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The new Hall Ings bus canopy opened on Sunday 25th July and Channing Way was closed permanently to create the space for the six-acre pedestrian City Park. Click here for more information.
Click here to open METRO's leaflet detailing the bus stop relocations for the City Park.
'Imagine a City' design competition is now open to all 
schools in Bradford District. Have your design work displayed in the city centre for everyone to see. Click here for more information and to enter.
Check out the latest film of the demolition of the former police station on YouTube - 'Clearing the way for the City Park' and the latest view of the site here
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Video showing what the City Park will look like
Click here to view a description of the City Park video
The City Park will be a vibrant public space in the heart of Bradford city centre. Bradford Council, Yorkshire Forward and the Regional Transport Board have funded the building of a park at the heart of the city and construction started in December last year.
It will be a flexible space for people of all ages to enjoy, with areas for rest, play and relaxation. The City Park will feature the mirror pool, the largest city centre water feature in the UK. This unique feature will reflect and showcase the Grade 1-listed City Hall and will set Bradford apart – attracting visitors from across the UK. The pool can be easily drained to host large concerts, carnivals, markets, sports events and theatre productions for up to 10,000 people. The pool will host over 100 fountains and have light, sound and mist effects - making it look different each time you visit.
The City Park has been designed to bring jobs and prosperity to Bradford. It will attract visitors and investors, raise land values and help create the landscape for future investment. The Park is a critical part of Bradford’s regeneration.
For more detailed information, see the Frequently Asked Questions.
Final plan of the City Park
