Image which described itself as "Indian Reinvented". Now however it has been changed to a vegan restaurant called Vedic https://www.vedic2vegan.co.uk/ #23 was the Co-operative Pharmacy but the Co-operative Pharmacy Group, the third largest pharmacy chain in the UK, was sold for £620m in October 2014 to Bestway who have re-branded the pharmacies as "Well Pharmacy". #25 In the early 1960s this was the temporary home Martins Bank http://oldhyde.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/martins-bank-1965.html but since then it has been Harrison's newsagents until the proprietor retired in 2017. Now it is the home of Ti-Nails & Beauty who previously had a shop across the road. #27 is Lloyds Pharmacy.."> Bottom end of Market Street

Bottom end of Market Street

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Bottom end of Market Street

Image: © Gerald England Taken: 11 Sep 2018

At the bottom is the entrance to the bus station. ##17-19 was occupied by Waterways Bathrooms but the company was dissolved in March 2014 and the premises were empty until Domino's Pizzas moved in in 2016. #21 was the surgery of Dr Harold Shipman http://geraldengland.co.uk/gx/shipman.htm It was empty for a time before being occupied by Oakland Domestic Appliances but they moved up the street to premises previously occupied by Ethel Austin, leaving #21 unoccupied again. It opened in 2017 as a restaurant called "Eat At 21" Image which described itself as "Indian Reinvented". Now however it has been changed to a vegan restaurant called Vedic https://www.vedic2vegan.co.uk/ #23 was the Co-operative Pharmacy but the Co-operative Pharmacy Group, the third largest pharmacy chain in the UK, was sold for £620m in October 2014 to Bestway who have re-branded the pharmacies as "Well Pharmacy". #25 In the early 1960s this was the temporary home Martins Bank http://oldhyde.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/martins-bank-1965.html but since then it has been Harrison's newsagents until the proprietor retired in 2017. Now it is the home of Ti-Nails & Beauty who previously had a shop across the road. #27 is Lloyds Pharmacy.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.452361
Longitude
-2.081125