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Sanjay Sood-Smith and the Gay Village

Sanjay Sood-Smith and the Gay Village

Manchester’s famous Gay Village is not in decline and is only quieter because progress in equality means LGBT people feel welcome everywhere, according to former BBC Apprentice star Sanjay Sood-Smith.

As a former employee of the recently-closed Eden bar in the area, Sanjay says that although there may be less people on Canal Street these days, the focus should be on the positive changes in the LGBT lifestyle rather than a decline in its popularity.

Speaking to MM, Sanjay said: When I was in University in Manchester, Canal Street was always really busy. I am constantly back in the city and you can definitely tell that it has quietened down, particularly during the week.

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Published: 12-Mar-2015: (2991)

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