Pizza Express: full list of restaurants to close

Pizza Express is to shut 73 of its restaurants across the UK with the potential loss of 1,100 jobs in a bid to stay afloat in the wake of the coronavirus shutdown. Photograph: Dominic Lipinski/PA

Pizza Express has announced plans to permanently close 73 UK branches and could cut up to 1,100 jobs as the restaurant chain is the latest high street name to respond to the loss of business prompted by the coronavirus crisis.

Here is the full list of the branches that will close.

Outside London

• Aberdeen - Belmont Street

• Aylesbury

• Barnstaple – Three Tuns

• Biggleswade

• Billericay

• Birmingham – Corporation Street

• Birmingham – Mailbox

• Bournemouth – Post Office Road

• Bramhall

• Bristol - Berkeley Square

• Bristol - Regent Street

• Bromsgrove

• Chippenham

• Dalton Park

• Darlington

• Dudley – Merry Hill

• Edinburgh – Holyrood

• Formby

• Glasgow – Princes Square

• Glossop

• Gosforth

• Grantham

• Halifax

• Hatch End

• Hereford

• Heswall

• Ipswich – Lloyds Ave

• Leeds – Crown Street

• Leeds – Horsforth

• Ludlow

• Lymington

• Melton Mowbray

• Midhurst

• Milton Keynes – Hub

• Moseley

• New Brighton

• Newcastle

• Newport – Isle of Wight

• Newport – South Wales

• Northallerton

• Nottingham – Goosegate

• Orpington

• Oxford – Oxford Castle

• Poole

• Port Solent

• Ramsgate

• Reading – St Mary’s Butts

• Scarborough

• Sheffield – Devonshire St

• Sheffield The Moor

• Shirley

• Southport – Old Bank

• Stafford

• Staines

• Stoke

• Stourbridge

• Sudbury

• Torquay

• Uxbridge

• Wakefield

• Walsall

• Weston-super-Mare

• Whiteley Village

• Whitstable

• Wrexham

In London

• Bruton Place

• Charlotte Street

• Earls Court – Earls Court Rd

• Fulham Palace Road

• Hampstead

• O2 Finchley

• Wardour Street

• Wapping