Bradford's continental market has been serving up French delicacies. Le Marche de l'Etoile opened on July 31 for a three-day event and featured more than 50 stalls from across the English Channel. Councillor Margaret Eaton, leader of Bradford City Council said: “This is a very exciting event for Bradford, which promises to bring a splash of colour to the city. I hope people will be tempted by the treats on offer.”
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