The butchers’ shop at Lincoln’s Cornhill Market, a cornerstone of the local high street, has ceased operations owing to a considerable drop in customer interest. This closure is another episode in the continuing difficulties encountered by local markets and businesses in Lincolnshire. Despite attempts to increase footfall and accommodate evolving consumer preferences, the shop fought to keep a consistent flow of customers. Now, the market, an essential part of Lincoln’s community, has the task of occupying the empty premises and reigniting appeal among the local buyers.
This report was adapted from original reporting obtained from news.google.com by The Lincoln Post.
