A huge new food hall has given Sheffield’s £470m city centre regeneration scheme a boost, as attention shifts to the remaining gaps.
Thousands of people have visited Cambridge Street Collective, which boasts 20 kitchens, since it opened last month. The publicity has raised the profile of the long running Heart of the City II scheme among potential occupiers, operators and investors.
Here, we detail the opportunities still available including shops, offices, events and leisure space.
9. Bethel Chapel
This former chapel on Cambridge Street has been remodelled as an events space. An application to extend its operation hours to ensure viability for a ‘potential occupier’ recently has raised hopes of good news soon. Used to be the John Lewis toy shop. | National World Photo: David Walsh
10. Two plots
Land on either side of the new Pound’s Park on Wellington Street was earmarked for development a couple of years ago. The city council last month said they had been taken off the market so it could focus on opening the food hall and other projects. But doubtless if someone made an offer this would be reconsidered. Meanwhile, some have called for the very popular Pound’s Park to be extended on to one of plots instead. | SCC Photo: Other
11. Cross Burgess Street
There is a single small unit free on Cross Burgess Street opposite the rear of what was John Lewis. | National World Photo: David Walsh