She said the decision to close came down to the numbers.
“There just wasn’t enough turnover to keep the staff employed and cover the costs, she said.
“I probably would have found a way to keep going if I thought we were out of the Covid-19 situation soon, but I think it's going to go on for quite some time.”
Silk said she has mixed feelings about the decision to close.
“I have got through most of the drama and the sense of loss and defeat to the point where ok, this is where we’ve got to go.”