Manahatta, in Merrion Street, announced closure earlier this month. It is set to be replaced by Manchester game bar NQ64. The bar's Greek Street site (pictured) remains open. placeholder image
Manahatta, in Merrion Street, announced closure earlier this month. It is set to be replaced by Manchester game bar NQ64. The bar's Greek Street site (pictured) remains open. | James Hardisty

14 businesses we have lost this year so far including nurseries, restaurants, shops and nightclubs

Geha Pandey
By Geha Pandey

Community Reporter

Published 4th Jul 2024, 16:30 BST

We have seen many businesses leave our high streets and neighbourhoods.

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.

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Resident bar in Morley announced its closure on social media in April. The bar served its last customers in May.

13. Resident

Resident bar in Morley announced its closure on social media in April. The bar served its last customers in May. | Submit Photo: Submit

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Leeds City Council confirms closure of Seacroft, Chapel Allerton and Gipton nurseries to save £900,000. Pictured is the Little Owls Nursery Gipton North, in Thorn Walk.

14. Little Owls Nursery

Leeds City Council confirms closure of Seacroft, Chapel Allerton and Gipton nurseries to save £900,000. Pictured is the Little Owls Nursery Gipton North, in Thorn Walk. | Simon Hulme Photo: Simon Hulme

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