Times have been hard for business in Leeds.
Numerous chains have fallen into administration and many independents have struggled to keep up with rising costs.
We have rounded up 13 restaurants, shops and nightclubs that we have loved and unfortunately lost in Leeds.
7. Hackett
Luxury men's clothing retailer Hackett also announced closure its store in Victoria Leeds. It directed customers to other stores in Manchester and York, apologising for "any inconvenience caused". | National World Photo: National World
8. Pryzm
Pryzm, a nightclub in Leeds city centre, announced closure back in February. Owners REKOM UK said pressures brought about by the cost-of-living crisis and rising costs had influenced the decision. | Bruce Rollinson Photo: Bruce Rollinson
9. Dunkin'
Dunkin', formerly Dunkin' Donuts, opened a store in the bustling Bond Street in late 2022 but closed its doors in January this year. | Michael C/Google Photo: Michael C/Google
10. Wire
Wire, a nightclub in the Calls, closed for good in April. It is set to be replaced with Manchester bar Behind Closed Doors, due to open in August. | James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty
11. Manjit's Kitchen
Manjit's Kitchen, in Kirkstall Road, served its last customers in April. The business has a site in Kirkgate Market, which remains unaffected by the closure. | James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty
12. Papa Johns
Papa Johns revealed the closure of its restaurant in Meanwood in mid-May. It operates three other sites in the city. | Google Photo: Google