Which vintage British high street shop do you miss the most?

From cheap CDs to bags of fizzy cola bottles, Woolies was the everyman's treasure trove. Its 2008 collapse felt like the end of an era.

Wandering the aisles debating which VHS or DVD to take home was practically a national sport. Streaming killed the video store.

Reliable knitwear, homeware and that famous café — BHS was the gentle giant of the high street until its 2016 demise.

Before Primark took the crown, C&A dressed the nation on a budget. Its quiet UK exit in 2000 still stings for many.

Giant aisles of Lego, bikes and every action figure imaginable — losing Geoffrey the Giraffe in 2018 broke a generation's heart.