Pizza Hut has named the 29 restaurants it will shut for good as part of a major restructuring with the expected loss of about 450 jobs.
It is the latest of a raft of dining chains to launch a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) restructuring deal to avoid collapse.
It comes days after rival Pizza Express approved the closure of 73 of its own sites, hitting 1,100 workers.
Pizza Hut said it has put forward the proposals as “sales are not expected to fully bounce back until well into 2021” despite a quick and safe reopening of sites.
Here is the full list:
1. Basingstoke Retail Park
2. Brighton City Centre
3. Bury St Edmunds
4. Cambridge, Regent Street
5. Cardiff, Culverhouse Cross
6. Chelmsford, Moulsham Street
7. Croydon, North End
8. Cumbernauld
9. Dunstable
10. Glasgow, Great Western Retail Park
11. Grantham
12. Gravesend
13. Huddersfield, John William Street
14. Leicester, Haymarket
15. London, Leyton Mill
16. London, Stratford
17. Maidenhead
18. Maidstone
19. Newcastle-under-Lyme
20. Oxford
21. Plymouth Royal Parade
22. Salisbury
23. Scarborough
24. Sheffield, High Street
25. Sheffield, Penistone Road
26. Stafford
27. Thornton Cleveleys
28. Weston-Super-Mare
29. Worcester
