Retailers which were finding it difficult to survive before 2020, have struggled to cope with the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
While non-essential shops reopened in England last week on Wednesday, December 2 after the second national lockdown restrictions eased, some familiar brands in Sheffield have permanently closed their doors in the city.
Find out which iconic businesses may not be reopen below.
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Find out which iconic businesses may not be reopen below.
5. Cath Kidston
Meadowhall's branch of the retro-fashion and homewear retailer will not reopen, as all Cath Kidston shops close for good. Photo: Ker Robertson
6. Bright House
High street retailer BrightHouse's has no plans to reopen its Sheffield stores on The Moor and in Crystal Peaks after the company went into administration in March. Photo: Ross Kinnaird
7. Laura Ashley
Laura Ashley's branches on Archer Road and inside Meadowhall will not reopen their doors again. Photo: Naomi Baker
8. Pandora
Luxury jewellery chain Pandora has closed down their Fargate branch. Photo: Google