What UK shops are you surprised are still open now with so many closing down?

I've got a Co-op supermarket just round the corner from me. It's literally my local shop. I fucking hate them. You're right, they are a total rip off. The price of EVERYTHING just keeps climbing. They are masters of 'shrinkflation' too. Prices will constantly go up while sizes sneakily creep down. If you could buy 8 of something for £1 a year ago, one day it suddenly became 4 for £1. Now it's 4 for £2. In a few months it'll go up to 4 for £2.50. Next year it'll be 4 for £3. Guaranteed. They've done it to so many items over the last year or two. They get away with charging inflated prices because most of their stores don't classify themselves as 'supermarkets', They classify themselves as 'convenience stores' so they can charge more for the 'convenience'. Absolute bollocks if you ask me! Even my local Co-op, which is *very clearly* a supermarket, and has been one for as long as I've been alive (the building has been home to Keymarket, Gateway and Somerfield in my lifetime before becoming a Co-op), classifies itself as a convenience store so it can overcharge for everything. I only use it to get milk, bog rolls and chocolate now lol. My weekly shop I order online from other places like Iceland and Tesco. Not worth shopping at Co-op anymore, even though it's literally round the corner from me!