Revellers dress to the nines and hit the town to start the weekend with a bang – as lockdown becomes a distant memory

REVELLERS dressed to the nines and hit the town to mark the start of the weekend, with lockdown seemingly nothing but a distant memory.

The rain didn’t appear to be dampening spirits as people hit the town in Leeds and Birmingham, queuing to get into bars and clubs.

SnapperSKA police officer in Birmingham takes the time to pose for a picture with them with women out on the town[/caption]

People queue outside a bar, awaiting entry

Party-goers looked to be having the time of their lives as they congregated with friends on the streets, enjoying the nightlife after the easing of coronavirus restrictions in England.

The reopening of the country’s 12,000 nightclubs was eagerly awaited by partygoers after dance-floors were shut more than a year and a half ago.

SnapperSKA young woman shares a laugh with a man wearing a blue button-down shirt, during an interlude from their night out[/caption]

NB PRESS LTDA group of lads pose for a picture on the streets of Leeds[/caption]

NB PRESS LTDPartygoers are well back into the swing of things after lockdown restrictions eased a number of weeks ago[/caption]

And now, partygoers are back into the swing of things, once again hitting the nightclubs for a boogie and a drink.

Birmingham police were out in force watching over the partygoers, with officers taking time to engage with the public and pose for a picture with them. 

NB PRESS LTDA group of young woman enjoying their night out in central Leeds[/caption]

SnapperSKTwo women strike a pose in Leeds, outside a nightclub[/caption]

NB PRESS LTDRevellers enjoy a break in the wet weather to party on the streets[/caption]

NB PRESS LTDThe youth of Leeds are once again hitting the nightclubs for a boogie and a drink[/caption]

A young woman in a white crop top shared a laugh with a man wearing a blue button-down shirt, during an interlude from their night out.

In Leeds, a group of lads posed for a picture together on the sidewalk, donning fresh white sneakers and flashing a ‘thumbs up’ sign for the camera.

And two women appeared to be singing together as they walked down the street; one in a denim boiler suit and the other in a black dress and jacket, with her fist in the air. 

SnapperSKTwo young women appear deep in discussion as they walk down Birmingham’s Broad Street on Friday night[/caption]

SnapperSKPolice survey crowds on Birmingham’s Broad Street[/caption]

NB PRESS LTDA group of revellers enjoying the nightlife after the easing of coronavirus restrictions in England[/caption]