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See inside Sheffield City Centre's brand new food hall, Cambridge Street Collective. The Star was invited to the VIP launch of what is now Europe's biggest food hall on May 22, 2024. The gigantic space is a hang out, a co-working hub, a date spot, a play area and venue all at once, and with its size one of the best things to do is just watch the world go by for a bit. See inside Cambridge Street Collective in our clips here.
See inside Sheffield City Centre's brand new food hall, Cambridge Street Collective. The Star was invited to the VIP launch of what is now Europe's biggest food hall on May 22, 2024. The gigantic space is a hang out, a co-working hub, a date spot, a play area and venue all at once, and with its size one of the best things to do is just watch the world go by for a bit. See inside Cambridge Street Collective in our clips here.
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