THE past year has seen a host of businesses close and open in Oxford.
Covid has taken its toll on businesses in the city but there have also been lots of new shops and restaurants that have opened this year.
Here's a round-up of places that opened and closed in Oxford in 2021.
Opened
HMV in Cornmarket Street at the site of the former Gap store in the Clarendon Centre
The Food Warehouse, Oxford Retail Park, Cowley
Premier Inn, opposite Westgate Centre
Wilding, Little Clarendon Street, Jericho
Joe & The Juice, Westgate Centre
Wendy's, Magdalen Street
JoJo's Cafe Bar, Cowley Road
Premier Inn, Botley
Montezuma, Queen Street
Crafters Emporium, High Street
Kaspa's, Gloucester Green
Jericho Cheese Company, Ship Street
Miniso, Westgate Centre
Geek Retreat Oxford, New Inn Hall Street
Laird Hatters, Cornmarket Street
Cignpost Express Test, Westgate Centre
Starbucks closed in 2020 but reopened in a new unit this year
Closed
Cinnamon Kitchen, Westgate Centre
Bravissimo closed and moved to a new unit in Queen Street
Debenhams, Magdalen Street
Topshop, Queen Street
Next to Nothing in the Covered Market closed and reopened in a new unit in Avenue 3.
Santander in Headington
Nespresso, Westgate Centre
Fever nightclub, Magdalen Street
HSBC, Headington and Summertown
Oli's Thai in Magdalen Road is set to close next year.
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