Marks and Spencer is planning to axe 110 more stores across the UK in a bid to turnaround its fortunes.
The high street retailer, which has a large store in Broadmead, says it expects to shut 85 stores and 25 food outlets, on top of the 35 closures it announced last year.
The chain says it is concentrating on “higher-volume stores” with good access and car parking for customers instead.
It is not yet known whether the Broadmead branch will be among those to shut, but there are currently no job cuts planned as part of the closures.
Chief executive Steve Rowe said: "We are deep into the first phase of our transformation programme and continue to make good progress restoring the basics and fixing many of the legacy issues we face."
M&S has seen profit before tax fall by 9.9 per cent to £523.2million for the year to March 31 and is looking to make cost savings of £350million by 2020 to 2021.
"M&S is changing faster than at any time in my career - substantial changes across the business to our processes, ranges and operations and this has constrained this year's performance, particularly in clothing and home," said Rowe.
"However, we remain on track with our transformation and are now well on the road to making M&S special again."
As part of the transformation plan, the retailer will open new stores - as well as shutting others down - and is bringing back its Per Una brand.
There will be 20 new clothes stores and 75 new food ones.
Rowe added: "Our strategy is as much about right sizing, relocating and new openings as it is about closures.
"We have updated our plan for the future shape of our total store estate," M&S said as part of its results.
The stores closed already
Andover
Basildon
Birkenhead
Bournemouth
Bridlington
Clacton
Covent Garden
Crewe [Relocation]
Darlington
Dover
Durham
Edgware Broadwalk
Falkirk
Falmouth
Fareham
Fforestfach
Greenock [Relocation]
Keighley
Kettering
Kirkcaldy
New Mersey Speke
Newmarket
Newry [Relocation]
Northampton
Portsmouth
Putney
Redditch
Slough
St Helens [Relocation]
Stafford [Relocation]
Stockport
Stockton
Walsall
Warrington
Wokingham [Relocation]
The 13 that have shut since March 2019
Ashford
Bedford
Boston
Buxton
Cwmbran
Deal
Felixstowe
Huddersfield
Hull
Luton Arndale
Newark
Rotherham
Weston Super Mare
