With the exception of a coat of paint and a name change the outside of the building is relatively unchanged since the days of Millets.

Husband and wife team Emma and Steve established ES Jewellery in 2004 and opened in Lichfield after the closure of Julian Graves.

The Florist of Lichfield opened in the mid 1980’s after the closure of Mullarkeys. In the 1930’s the ground floor was split into two on the left-hand side was Rose’s restaurant and on the right was Rose’s Fisheries....

The location remained empty for a while until Union Menswear opened in 2018. They later changed their name to just Union and add womens clothing along side the menswear range. Closed in August 2018. 

Recently moved into Unit 6 of the Three Spires Shopping Centre in May 2018 after the closure of the Game store in April 2018.  Previously had been opposite trading as Flying Tiger.

Hawkin’s Bazaar open in 2009 and sold novelty gifts and toys. 

Opened just after the closing of the Ponden Mill store in 2009, you can still see the Ponden Mill sign in the top left of the photo. GimmeGizmo.com sold crazy gadgets and novelty toys, the type of things you would buy for a stag or hen...

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...

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.

A look down Tamworth Street in 2006. At this time Kwik Save was still trading and the building was in good condition and not fallen in to the sorry state it currently is.