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The character of Halifax
The Piece Hall's courtyard is pedestrianised, so cars wait on Silver Street or Broad Street and move in when called. Commercial Street and Southgate carry most through-traffic and narrow as the town climbs, while the roads out to Shibden and Sowerby Bridge twist sharply enough to need extra time in poor weather. Dean Clough has its own car park, which makes business collections there straightforward.
- Cars wait on Silver Street or Broad Street near the Piece Hall and move in on request.
- Dean Clough has its own car park, which makes business pickups there straightforward.
- Roads out to Shibden and Sowerby Bridge are narrow — extra time is built in after dark.
- The Piece Hall courtyard itself is pedestrianised with no standing space for a car.














