Millets has an interesting history which I will not go into here but Blacks Leisure Group acquired the company in 2009 but unfortunately went in to receivership in 2012. This resulted in the closure of the store. JD Sports acquired...

Cruck House in Stowe Street is a timber frame building dating back to the fifteenth century and gets its name from the type of construction used. Rebuild in the late 1970’s it is owned by City Council.

Sitting at the entrance to Becon Park the building housed the Lichfield library and museum for many years but after the library moved to the old Friary grammar school it gain a new role as the local registry office.

Opened in 2010 after the closure of Robert Carr Jewellers.

Who remembers this one. Infusion opened in 2010 after Adams closed, lasted until 2011.

The former site of Priceless Shoes and Hawkin’s Bazaar, Blush opened here in September 2010 after moving from Bore Street 

Vision Express moved here in 2012 after spending many year locationed at the old M.E.B shop opposite what was once Levetts Square. Poundworld was the next to move in.

Allsports first opened a shop here in 1997 when the new shopping centre was completed. JD Sports aquired the store from the administrator in October 2005 after Allsports went into Administration in September of the same year. JD Sports...

John Menzies were the first to move to the new building after the openning of the new shopping centre. WH Smiths later relocated to the site after John Menzies sold all its high street interest to WH Smiths in the late 1990s.Note the brick...

The card factory opened in 2010 taking up one of the two units left vacant after the closure of the new Post Office in 2009.