Fudge bar and nightclub in the foreground, showing 2 of the three railway arches that have been transformed for this bustling modern bar.

Pitcher and Piano bar in the back ground

The last railway arch leads towards Centenary foot bridge over the river Aire.

River Aire riverside walk

Looking through the railway arch to the seated and standing customers enjoying a drink and the sunshine outside the Pitcher and Piano.

At the far end of the building, customers at the Cafe Rouge can be seen.

In between these two venues is the Po Na Na nightclub, all housed in the Assembly Rooms

Another view of the Assembly Rooms from the top end of Assembly Street.

As late afternoon approaches the shadow of the setting sun creeps over the crowd outside The Cafe Rouge.

Lower down the street is the Po Na Na nightclub and the Pitcher and Piano bar.

Tables and chairs outside the Town House can be seen in the bottom left of the picture.

The Town House is opposite the Cafe Rouge and Pitcher and Piano bar. As can be seen from the photo a large number of people prefer the shade on this warm, but not hot sunny afternoon in early May.

In the centre extreme left of the picture is the fudge cafe bar, situated beneath three railway arches.