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The Walkabout Australian style pub & bar in West Street Brighton with Brighton Beach Inn Backpackers hostel above closed during lockdown 2 Stock Photo
RM2DEE09P–The Walkabout Australian style pub & bar in West Street Brighton with Brighton Beach Inn Backpackers hostel above closed during lockdown 2
Crowds wait for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to arrive for a walkabout in Belfast City centre where they visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians. Stock Photo
RMM97GXP–Crowds wait for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to arrive for a walkabout in Belfast City centre where they visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians.
Walkabout Bar on Renfield Street in Glasgow city centre, Scotland, UK Stock Photo
RMD462CF–Walkabout Bar on Renfield Street in Glasgow city centre, Scotland, UK
Walkabout Inn Australian bar in Wiston Terrace Reading Berkshire England Stock Photo
RMAF1JRW–Walkabout Inn Australian bar in Wiston Terrace Reading Berkshire England
Walkabout Australian bar, Broad Street, Birmingham, UK Stock Photo
RMEYF7HF–Walkabout Australian bar, Broad Street, Birmingham, UK
Exterior of the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Central Queensland, QLD, Australia. Stock Photo
RM2FNBBGA–Exterior of the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Central Queensland, QLD, Australia.
Walkabout an Australian themed bar on Renfield Street in Glasgow city centre, Scotland, UK Stock Photo
RMD5M7RF–Walkabout an Australian themed bar on Renfield Street in Glasgow city centre, Scotland, UK
Rugby fans outside WALKABOUT INN queuing to get into pubs and bars in Cardiff on the day of a Wales international match Stock Photo
RMA24T4F–Rugby fans outside WALKABOUT INN queuing to get into pubs and bars in Cardiff on the day of a Wales international match
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WRC–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1TJ–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Crowds wait for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to arrive for a walkabout in Belfast City centre where they will visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians. Stock Photo
RMM97H3G–Crowds wait for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to arrive for a walkabout in Belfast City centre where they will visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians.
Exterior of the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Central Queensland, QLD, Australia. Stock Photo
RM2FNBBGD–Exterior of the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Central Queensland, QLD, Australia.
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WCK–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1X6–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Crowds wait for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to arrive for a walkabout in Belfast City centre where they will visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians. Stock Photo
RMM97H5Y–Crowds wait for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to arrive for a walkabout in Belfast City centre where they will visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians.
Customers inside the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Queensland, QLD, Australia. Stock Photo
RM2FNBBGE–Customers inside the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Queensland, QLD, Australia.
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WD1–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1Y9–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Police officers secure the area prior to the arrival of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for a walkabout in Belfast City Centre where they will visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians. Stock Photo
RMM97H5P–Police officers secure the area prior to the arrival of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for a walkabout in Belfast City Centre where they will visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians.
Customers inside the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Queensland, QLD, Australia. Stock Photo
RM2FNBBGG–Customers inside the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Queensland, QLD, Australia.
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WK3–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1RP–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
A police officer observes the scene prior to the arrival of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for a walkabout in Belfast City Centre where they will visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians. Stock Photo
RMM97HDF–A police officer observes the scene prior to the arrival of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for a walkabout in Belfast City Centre where they will visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians.
Customers inside the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Central Queensland, QLD, Australia. Stock Photo
RM2FNBBGJ–Customers inside the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Central Queensland, QLD, Australia.
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WD5–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1WP–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
A police officer observes the scene prior to the arrival of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for a walkabout in Belfast City Centre where they will visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians. Stock Photo
RMM97GDR–A police officer observes the scene prior to the arrival of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for a walkabout in Belfast City Centre where they will visit the Crown Bar and learn from National Trust representatives about the pub's heritage, and meet bar staff, local comedians and musicians.
Amusing Outback windchime made of beer cans inside the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, Central Queensland, QLD, Austra Stock Photo
RM2FNBBGT–Amusing Outback windchime made of beer cans inside the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, Central Queensland, QLD, Austra
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WRM–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY200–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Elderly man with a long white beard inside the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Queensland, QLD, Australia. Stock Photo
RM2FNBBGX–Elderly man with a long white beard inside the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, McKinlay, Queensland, QLD, Australia.
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WKE–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1RK–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Smiling old bartender with a long white beard serving bottles of wine at the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, Central Q Stock Photo
RM2FNBBGR–Smiling old bartender with a long white beard serving bottles of wine at the Walkabout Creek Hotel featured in the Crocodile Dundee's movie, Central Q
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WN7–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1XG–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9W8X–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1XP–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WPY–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1WB–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WRA–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1YT–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9W8K–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1X5–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WKD–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY20A–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WK6–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1Y2–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WJG–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017 Stock Photo
RMJFY1WA–Some of Bradford's pubs and former nightclubs, shot in July 2017
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9WRF–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers were thin on the ground on Broad Street in Birmingham early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Two women laugh as they walk along New Street in Birmingham as many other revellers were thin on the ground early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9W8P–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Two women laugh as they walk along New Street in Birmingham as many other revellers were thin on the ground early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Two women laugh as they walk along New Street in Birmingham as many other revellers were thin on the ground early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9MH1–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Two women laugh as they walk along New Street in Birmingham as many other revellers were thin on the ground early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - A group of ladies walk along Bennetts Hill in Birmingham City Centre on a night out as many other revellers were thin on the ground early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MW9W9A–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - A group of ladies walk along Bennetts Hill in Birmingham City Centre on a night out as many other revellers were thin on the ground early Wednesday evening which is usually one of the busiest days for the nightlife economy due to partygoers hitting pubs and clubs after a month of alcohol avoidance, however bus and rail unions helped to dampen down celebrations as streets were practically empty of life with only a few out, many of whom were watching football. Most bars on the cty's Broad Street looked almost Lockdown era empty. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MWD2JE–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MWD2JY–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MWD2JW–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MWD2F0–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MWD2JX–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MWD2F4–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MWD2J0–Birmingham, 1st February 2023 - Revellers said goodbye to Dry January and hello to Free-for-All February as they enjoyed an evening of partying on Wednesday night on Broad Street in Birmingham. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDT79–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDTB5–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDT2D–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDRK7–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDT2W–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDRXM–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDT20–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDT32–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDRKF–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDT9W–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDT61–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDRWF–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDRWR–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDT5J–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDRKX–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDTAR–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDT4P–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDT3E–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2MRDT08–Birmingham, 31st January 2023 - Revellers enjoyed an evening of partying despite it being a Tuesday work night as they celebrated the end of Dry January with a well deserved drink. Several Partygoers were seen up and down Birmingham's Broad Street minutes before midnight, failing to complete the full annual no-alcohol month. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTJ0–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTK1–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTE8–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTK7–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTJX–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTFT–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTKA–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTGD–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTGJ–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTFX–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTJP–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTJF–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTG5–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTGN–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTK2–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTE5–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTDY–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTG1–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTDR–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2PKBTE2–Leicester 6th April 2023 - Revellers took to the bars and clubs of Leicester on Thursday night knowing that they didn't have to go to work on Good Friday. All out were in good spirits with many posing for a picture or taking a selfie with friends. Credit: Ben Formby/Alamy Live News
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