William Hill Interiors & Store Twenty One Close Down In Burgess Hill Town Centre

Last weekend saw the closure of two long-standing businesses in Burgess Hill.

William Hill Interiors decided to close their store in the Martlets ahead of the scheduled redevelopment of the centre. They chose not to relocate, but haven't ruled out returning to the town in the future.

William Hill Interiors were best known for being tennants in the Market Place Shopping Centre for over 20 years.



The closure of Store Twenty One had been expected for many months with the company hitting the headlines nationally for their financial troubles. On Sunday ( 5th February) the staff were packing away all the remaining unsold stock and removed the fixtures and fittings.



It is expected that Iceland will be moving into the vacated store on Church Walk - which is actually owned by NewRiver Retail who also own the Martlets shopping centre - as the frozen food giant won't have a hope when the centre is finally redeveloped later this year.

The #burgesshilluncovered artist impression of what #Iceland will look like in its soon-to-be new home in Church Walk, opposite #jdwetherspoon . #burgesshill

A photo posted by Burgess Hill Uncovered (@burgesshilluncovered) on Feb 5, 2017 at 1:24pm PST