File:Sports Direct, the Headrow, Leeds (11th August 2015).JPG
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English: From hoasting Beatles concerts to being a downmarket sports shop, this place has gone down in the world. Originally the Odeon, it then became Primark, a second Primark opened up at Trinity West in 2013 and for two years the two both traded. Eventually though this one closed, Sports Direct then vacated the Schofield Centre (at the time trading as 'the Core') and came down here. Taken on the afternoon of Tuesday the 11th of August 2015. |
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