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...

Opened in 2010 after the closure of Robert Carr Jewellers.

Who remembers this one. Infusion opened in 2010 after Adams closed, lasted until 2011.

The former site of Priceless Shoes and Hawkin’s Bazaar, Blush opened here in September 2010 after moving from Bore Street 

Allsports first opened a shop here in 1997 when the new shopping centre was completed. JD Sports aquired the store from the administrator in October 2005 after Allsports went into Administration in September of the same year. JD Sports...

Phones 4u was the largest independent mobile phone retailer in the United Kingdom and open in the shopping centre in 2010. In September 2014, Phones 4u entered administration brought about by its last suppliers EE and Vodafone terminated...

TJ Hughes in the Three Spires Shopping Centre was Lichfield’s last remaining department store.  The store closed in August 2011 after the company called in administrators in June.

Priceless Shoes was a trading name of Stylo. When trading in Stylo’s shares were suspended in January 2009 PriceLess soon went into administration. Parent company Stylo itself did not fair any better and went into administration...

A one time Lichfield was a wash with many card and giftshops, Sarah Banbury’s like many others closed once peoples shopping habits began to change.  Tatlow Cards And Gifts opened at the location for a short time before that too...

Tough times for Mothercare,  owners of the ELC saw the closure of the shop in Lichfield. Shoe Zone moved to the spot after being unable to renegotiate renewal terms for their previous location.