Sheffield set for new bookshop as retailer announces plan for store on School Road, Crookes
www.thestar.co.uk - 2024-05-09T06:00:01.000Z

Sheffield is set for new bookshop - with plans in the pipeline for a retailer to open a new store next month. The independent bookselling business Novel Sheffield has announced plans to open its first permanent shop in the city , with a cafe also planned inside the premises. It is due to open on School Road, Crookes, next to the Whitworth’s pharmacist shop, in late June, with the final opening date yet to be announced. Get the latest headlines delivered straight to your inbox, with The Star’s...

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