A new arcade could move into a former Leicester city centre clothing store. Lucky Grab, a family amusement arcade, could open in a vacant unit in the city’s High Street.

Senior staff columnist Harper Leary does a walk through of the new Rec Center to demonstrate the layout and frustrations with the building.

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