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A multi-million pound revamp is drawing to a close which is set to give the famous street a new lease of life.
But many famous names and well-loved shops have disappeared or moved to The Moor or Meadowhall.
Some of the gaps have already been filled and plans have been approved for others.
So what will Fargate look like in the future?
Here’s a look at what’s coming next at more than 30 sites.
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5. WH Smith
This down-at-heel high street stalwart is set to be rebranded as TGJones after being snapped up by Modella Capital. Likely to receive investment. | NW Photo: DW
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6. Blue Banana
Blue Banana opened in the former H Samuel jeweller on Fargate in December, next to Marks and Spencer. The new shop is four times the size of the one it left in Orchard Square. | NW Photo: DW
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7. Marks & Spencer
Hard to overstate how important this shop is to Fargate. | NW Photo: DW
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8. Ratoon
The former Topman is now the entrance to a four-storey office created following a £6.5m revamp by the owner, which included a £900,000 grant from Sheffield City Council. The aim was to have scores of office workers at the heart of a Fargate. Completed in 2022, it is still empty. | NW Photo: DW