The towering white building on Arundel Gate was a weekly draw for thousands of Sheffield clubbers.

Sheffield's Roxy Disco - can you remember city's much-loved nightclub? PICTURE GALLERY

It was loved and loathed in equal measure - but Sheffield's Roxy Disco was a city institution for many years.

Dancing the night away, episodes of The Hitman and Her and the infamous over 25s 'grab a granny' night, we've dipped back into the archives to relive the heady days of the Roxy. Is that alright for youse?

At one time, the club was owned by Geordie entrepreneur Barry Noble, who infamously advertised the club with his "is that alright for youse?" catchphrase.

1. "Is that alright for youse?"

At one time, the club was owned by Geordie entrepreneur Barry Noble, who infamously advertised the club with his "is that alright for youse?" catchphrase.
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Queues form outside the club in the late 80s.

2. Dancing the night away

Queues form outside the club in the late 80s.
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The club attracted big name singers in its heyday - as well as TV cameras from The Hitman and Her

3. Clubbers' paradise

The club attracted big name singers in its heyday - as well as TV cameras from The Hitman and Her
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Late night TV clubbing show The Hitman and Her, presented by Pete Waterman and Michaela Strachan, was a regular visitor to Roxy.

4. The Hitman and Her

Late night TV clubbing show The Hitman and Her, presented by Pete Waterman and Michaela Strachan, was a regular visitor to Roxy.
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