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Published 12:59 6 Dec 2025 GMT
Updated 12:59 6 Dec 2025 GMT
A major UK retailer has announced a new host of store closures, with the chain expecting to have closed over 100 shops by next year.
Poundland has revealed a further 14 stores that will close, on top of the 40 that have already been announced.
The discount retailer is undergoing a restructuring process, with its number of shops being reduced from 800 to between 650 and 700.
Poundland was sold for £1 to investment firm Gordon Brothers earlier this year, and avoided entering administration after a restructuring plan was approved in August.
The retailer closed 57 shops by September, and had previously revealed 40 more were due to close.
The latest announcement adds 14 more stores to the list of shops due to shut.
Stores that are due to close will see clearance sales and reductions of up to 40% on remaining stock.
You can find the latest list of stores due to close below.
Latest list of Poundland store closures
• Lancaster, Lancashire - 19 December
• Northampton Sixfields, Northamptonshire - 31 December
• Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset - 24 December
• Hammersmith, Greater London - 24 December
• Prestatyn, Denbighshire - 31 December
• Faversham, Kent - 6 January
• Liverpool, Merseyside - 15 January
• Yeovil, Somerset - 16 January
• Nottingham Eastpoint, Nottinghamshire - 22 January
• Lymington, Hampshire - 23 January
• Christchurch (47 High Street), Dorset - 23 January
• Bristol Avon Meads, Bristol - 29 January
• Winton, Dorset - 6 February
• Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire, Scotland - 8 February
Poundland stores already announced to be closing
• Arnold, Nottinghamshire - 6 December
• Worthing, West Sussex - 6 December
• Droitwich, Worcestershire - 9 December
• Ballymena, County Antrim, Northern Ireland - 13 December
• Oldham, Greater Manchester - 13 December
• Weston Favell, Northamptonshire - 19 December
• Portishead, Somerset - 24 December
• Grantham, Lincolnshire - 24 December
• Portadown, County Armagh, Northern Ireland - 31 December
• Farnham, Surrey - 31 December
• Brighton, East Sussex - 31 December
• Hempstead Valley, Kent - 31 December
• Bexhill, East Sussex - 5 January
• Ponders End, Greater London - 5 January
• Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, Scotland - 5 January
• Mitcham, Greater London - 14 January
• Cameron Toll, Edinburgh, Scotland - 20 January
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