A POPULAR branch of Wetherspoons is closing for good today and dozens more boozers are still at risk of shutting for good.
Punters could lose as many as 20 Wetherspoon drinks spots as more locations prepare to shut their doors.
GettyWetherspoon will close The Coronet in London for the final time today[/caption]
The Coronet in Holloway Road, London, is calling last orders today (Sunday, December 10).
Locals have taken to social media to share their disappointment over the pub’s closure.
One Facebook user said: “That’s actually gutting!”
Another added: “That’s really sad. It holds lots of memories for everyone.”
A third wrote: “On December 10, the Coronet Wetherspoons will close. Absolute scandal. So many memories here.”
And a fourth cried: “I’m baffled and annoyed about this.”
Meanwhile, 19 branches of Wetherspoons remain at risk of closing.
The chain – which has 827 pubs across the UK – warned last September that 32 pubs were being put up for sale.
But in September The Sun revealed that Wetherspoons had put 11 more pubs up for sale, leaving fans gutted that their local branch could be lost forever.
Below is the full list 15 of Wetherspoons pubs that are currently up for sale:
The Pontlottyn, Abertillery
The Ivor Davies, Cardiff
Spa Lane Vaults, Chesterfield
The Gate House, Doncaster
The Market Cross, Holywell
The Regent, Kirkby in Ashfield
The Mockbeggar Hall, Moreton
The Hain Line, St Ives
The Sir Norman Rae, Shipley
The Sir Daniel Arms, Swindon
The White Hart, Todmorden
Lord Arthur Lee, Fareham
The Plough and Harrow, London
Resolution, Middlesbrough
Sennockian, Sevenoaks
Of the 20 that are currently up for sale, five are under offer.
This means that a buyer has presented an offer that is being considered by the seller.
It doesn’t mean that the sale is guaranteed, and it could still remain open if it doesn’t complete.
A full list of these pubs is as follows:
Wrong ‘Un, Bexleyheath
The Percy Shaw, Halifax
The Alfred Herring, Palmers Green
The Cross Keys, Peebles
Asparagus, Battersea
While the 41 pubs below have already shut their doors for good:
The John Masefield, New Ferry
Angel, Islington
The Silkstone Inn, Barnsley
The Billiard Hall, West Bromwich
Admiral Sir Lucius Curtis, Southampton
The Colombia Press, Watford
The Malthouse, Willenhall
The John Masefield, New Ferry
Thomas Leaper, Derby
Cliftonville, Hove
Tollgate, Harringay
Last Post, Loughton
Harvest Moon, Orpington
Alexander Bain, Wick
Chapel an Gansblydhen, Bodmin
Moon on the Square, Basildon
Coal Orchard, Taunton
Running Horse, Airside Doncaster Airport
Wild Rose, Bootle
Edmund Halley, Lee Green
The Willow Grove, Southport
Postal Order, Worcester
North and South Wales Bank, Wrexham
The Sir John Stirling Maxwell, Glasgow
The Knight’s Templar, London
Christopher Creeke, Bournemouth
The Water House, Durham
The Widow Frost, Mansfield
The Worlds Inn, Romford
Hudson Bay, Forest Gate
The Saltoun Inn, Fraserburgh
The Bankers Draft, Eltham, London
The Sir John Arderne, Newark
The Capitol, Forest Hill
Moon and Bell, Loughborough
Nightjar, Ferndown
General Sir Redvers Buller, Crediton
The Rising Sun, Redditch
The Butlers Bell, Stafford
Millers Well, East Ham
Foxley Hatch, Purley
It comes as a number of UK pubs have closed their doors for good amid a turbulent economic backdrop.
Inflation remains stubbornly high meaning households have less expendable cash to burn.
Increased energy and wage costs are piling further pressure on businesses.
The Sun’s Save Our Sups campaign — called for government help to rescue boozers.
As a result, the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt extended business rate relief and froze alcohol duty in his Autumn Statement on Wednesday.
Retailers on the high street have been hit hard too.
Cath Kidston, Paperchase, M&Co and popular discounter Wilko have all crashed into administration this year.
Wilko has returned to the high street, with branches in Plymouth, Exeter and Luton opening first.
Plus, Paperchase reopened inside 250 Tesco supermarkets, and in June, M&Co relaunched online.
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