The owners of a loved Birmingham shopping centre and market have issued a statement nearly six months on from its shock closure.

Priory Square in Birmingham closed indefinitely on Tuesday March 25 due to a "fire safety risk."

On March 31 tenants were advised that their tenancies would be brought to an end after building owner Hammerson stated that remedial works to improve and mitigate the fire risk were 'beyond what is reasonably practicable to implement'.

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Priory Square was home to a host of high street names including B&M, HMV Vault, Gadget Swap as well as a community of independent

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