Value retailer Poundland has announced the locations of another 14 branches that will be shut.

The store closures come as Poundland presses on with a turnaround programme following its sale to investment firm Gordon Brothers in June.

Poundland has launched clearance Sales in the shops to be closed, which are all in locations where leases are expiring. Poundland expects to ultimately run a network of between 650 and 700 shops compared to 800 at the time it won court approval for restructuring.

Poundland’s main closure programme, which led to 57 stores being shut, was completed in September.

Poundland UK country manager Darren MacDonald said: “We know how disappointing it is when we leave a store, but before we close our doors for a final time, we’re determined to say goodbye by offering even more amazing value to customers.

“The special reductions, on top of the value we provide in every store, will help us leave locations we’re leaving with pride. And when we close our doors, we look forward to welcoming customers to one of the hundreds of Poundland stores we’ll continue to operate right across the UK.”

Poundland aims to restore its fortunes through a return to its value roots, such as through the restoration of round-pound pricing.

The 14 Poundland branches closing are:

  • Bristol, Avon Meads Retail Park
  • Christchurch, High Street
  • Coatbridge, Faraday Retail Park
  • Faversham, Preston Street
  • Hammersmith, London, King Street
  • Lancaster, Cornmarket
  • Liverpool, Lord Street
  • Lymington, High Street
  • Northampton, Sixfields Retail Park
  • Nottingham, Eastpoint Retail Park
  • Prestatyn, Prestatyn Retail Park
  • Weston-super-Mare, High Street
  • Winton, Wimborne Road
  • Yeovil, Middle Street

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