Thorntons announced they were closing all their shops in March 2021, putting 600 jobs at risk.Thorntons announced they were closing all their shops in March 2021, putting 600 jobs at risk.
Thorntons announced they were closing all their shops in March 2021, putting 600 jobs at risk.

Everything that won’t be reopening at Meadowhall today as lockdown eases once again

By Dan Hayes
Published 17th May 2021, 06:50 BST
The coronavirus crisis has affected every part of our lives – and several high street stores have ceased trading as a direct result of the pandemic.

These are the 12 major retailers which won’t be reopening at Sheffield’s Meadowhall shopping centre as lockdown eases once again today.

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Topman was a subsidiary of the Arcadia Group when it went into administration in late 2020.

5. Topman

Topman was a subsidiary of the Arcadia Group when it went into administration in late 2020. Photo: Google

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TM Lewin went into administration in June 2020.

6. TM Lewin

TM Lewin went into administration in June 2020. Photo: Google

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Wallis was a subsidiary of the Arcadia Group before its collapse in late 2020.

7. Wallis

Wallis was a subsidiary of the Arcadia Group before its collapse in late 2020. Photo: Google

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Warehouse entered adinistration in April 2020.

8. Warehouse

Warehouse entered adinistration in April 2020. Photo: Google

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