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Jim's Place: Leeds brothers pay fond farewell as family-run city centre store closes after 50 years

Jim's Place, one of Leeds city centre's oldest family businesses, closes after 50 years as brothers Philip and John Taylor retire and thank loyal customers.

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Leeds brothers Philip and John Taylor have witnessed a lot of change in the city centre over the last five decades.

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Jim's Place: Leeds brothers pay fond farewell as family-run city centre store closes after 50 years

Leeds brothers Philip and John Taylor have witnessed a lot of change in the city centre over the last five decades.

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Yorkshire Evening Post broke the news in Leeds, United Kingdom on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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