Three major retailers have moved or are in the process of moving into Great Yarmouth's King Street.

Great Yarmouth Mercury: The new Sports Direct, which is taking over the former Marks and Spencer unit, which closed in 2015.The new Sports Direct, which is taking over the former Marks and Spencer unit, which closed in 2015. (Image: James Weeds)

Sports Direct

The sports clothing store, which announced it would be moving to the town centre unit in 2019, looks ready to open.

In June, Sports Direct had announced the store's opening date would be July 15.

However, a sign on the store entrance was in place on the morning of July 15 confirming that the new branch will open on Friday, July 16.

Great Yarmouth Mercury: Game will be relocating from their Market Gates unit into former Marks and Spencer along with Sports Direct.Game will be relocating from their Market Gates unit into former Marks and Spencer along with Sports Direct. (Image: James Weeds)

Game

Game, a fixture of Market Gates Shopping Centre, is relocating within the former Marks and Spencer unit along with Sports Direct.

Both Sports Direct and Game are owned by the Fraser Group and it is expected that other Fraser companies will use the former M&S space.

Great Yarmouth Mercury: The new Cex store is located a few doors down from their old unit.The new Cex store is located a few doors down from their old unit. (Image: James Weeds)

Cex

Cex has relocated to the unit between River Island and HSBC after its existing unit caught fire in June.

A Cex spokesperson said: "We’re delighted to announce that the Great Yarmouth store will be reopening in a brand new location."

An opening date for the new unit has yet to be announced.