Victoria Street Victoria Street is the next street to the south of Coronation Street in Weatherfield . The street originally started at a junction with Viaduct Street running westwards to form a T - junction with the end of Rosamund Street and continuing . Originally Hardcastle ' s Mill and the Glad Tidings Mission Hall fronted onto Victoria Street , the rear parts of which overlooked Coronation Street , including the vestry where Ena Sharples resided until 1968 when Weatherfield Council had them both demolished to make way for new maisonettes . The maisonnettes were demolished in the early 1970s after an electrical fault was discovered after their construction , which had resulted in the tragic death of Valerie Barlow . The Mark Brittain Warehouse and a Community Centre was built in their place . The warehouse was badly damaged in a fire in 1975 which also led to the death of Edna Gee . The block was redeveloped once again in 1989 and now comprises a mixed use development of town houses , retail units , including Audrey ' s hair salon and The Kabin newsagent and sub post office , flats and industrial units comprising Websters ' Auto Centre and factory unit Underworld . That development saw the blocking off of the easternmost end of Victoria Street at its junction with Viaduct Street so the street now stops short at Rosamund Street with the exception of the Street Cars taxi office which is located behind Audrey ' s . Jamila House . Jamila House is a community centre , located at 14 Victoria Street and run by Yasmeen Nazir . The premises was previously occuipied by butchers shop Elliott & Son . The flat above the premises at 14a is currently unoccupied . Street Cars . Street Cars is a minicab firm located at 15 Victoria Street . The business began operation in May 2000 and is currently owned by Steve McDonald and Lloyd Mullaney . The flat above the premises at 15a is currently occupied by Lloyd Mullaney and his girlfriend Andrea Beckett . Current staff : Eileen Grimshaw and Michael Rodwell . Roy ' s Rolls . Roy ' s Rolls is a cafe located adjacent to Prima Doner at 16 Victoria Street and is owned and managed by Roy Cropper . Roy ' s Rolls relocated from 12 Rosamund Street in 1999 . Roy occupies the flat above the cafe at 16a which he shared with his wife Hayley until her death in January 2014 . Current staff : Anna and Gary Windass . Prima Doner . Prima Doner is a kebab shop at 18 Victoria Street ; it is currently owned by Dev Alahan , who appointed Chesney Brown as manager in 2013 . The shop was previously owned by Jerry Morton and went under the name Jerry ' s Takeaway . Prior to becoming a takeaway establishment , the premises operated as Compton ' s Bakery ran by Diggory Compton , though he was forced to sell up after year or so . Craig Harris squatted in the empty shop for a while . Originally the shop was D & S Hardware . The flat above the premises at 18a is currently occupied by Leanne Tilsley , her partner Kal Nazir and Leanne ' s stepson Simon Barlow . Current staff : Chesney Brown . Builder ' s Yard . The Builder ' s Yard is sited at 19 Victoria Street which is now owned by Tony Stewart . Previous owners have included Charlie Stubbs , Bill Webster and Owen Armstrong . The flat next door to the premises at 19a is currently occupied by Steph Britton and Andy Carver . V Court Fitness . V Court Fitness is a fitness gymnasium , currently owned by Kal Nazir and Dev Alahan . Staff include : Sharif Nazir and Gail McIntyre . Victoria Court . Victoria Court is a block of twenty luxury apartments . Originally an old warehouse building , businessman Tony Gordon oversaw the construction work and the development was completed in August 2008 when the first residents moved in . Current residents include : Nick Tilsley and Carla Connor .