Wilko has revealed a fresh round of closures with more stores listed to shut for good.
Administrators said on Tuesday that 111 more stores will serve customers for a final time next week.
AlamyOver 100 Wilko stores will close for good next week[/caption]
The firm will close 37 stores after trading on Monday, September 25.
Another 37 shops will then close for good on Wednesday, September 27.
And 37 more stores will shut forever on Friday, September 29.
The high street chain, which entered administration last month, started its closure process last week.
All of Wilko’s 400 shops will close by early October, according to administrators from PwC.
But B&M and Poundland have purchased a handful of stores which could reopen in the future.
The following stores will shut for good on Monday, September 25:
Altrincham, Greater ManchesterAshton, Greater ManchesterBarry, WalesBridgwater, SomersetCleveleys, LancashireCockermouth, CumbriaCrossgates, LeedsDarlington, County DurhamDartford, KentDereham, NorfolkGiltbrook, NottinghamGreat Malvern, WorcestershireHaverfordwest, WalesHeadingley, West YorkshireHigh Wycombe, BuckinghamshireIlkeston, DerbyshireKillingworth, North TynesideLichfield, StaffordshireLouth, LincolnshireMarket Drayton, ShropshireNorthfield, BirminghamOakham, RutlandPembroke Dock, PembrokeshirePeterborough, CambridgeshireRamsgate, KentSkelmersdale, LancashireStaines, SurreyStrood, KentStroud, GloucestershireThamesmead, Greater LondonThetford, NorfolkTrowbridge, WiltshireWalthamstow, Greater LondonWarrington, LancashireWaterlooville, HampshireWinton, DorsetYiewsley, Greater London
The following stores will shut on Wednesday, September 27:
Acocks Green, Birmingham, West MidlandsAlnwick, NorthumberlandAmmanford, Carmarthenshire, WalesArmley, Leeds, West YorkshireArnison-Durham, Durham, County DurhamBedford, BedfordshireBlyth, NorthumberlandBoston, Lincolnshire, East MidlandsBrentwood, EssexCambridge, CambridgeshireChester Le Street, County DurhamGillingham, KentGloucester, GloucestershireGreenwich, LondonHalesowen, Dudley, West MidlandsHarlow, EssexHartlepool, County DurhamKidderminster, WorcestershireLewisham, LondonLongton, Stoke-on-TrentMeadowhall, Sheffield, South YorkshireMotherwell, North LanarkshireNewark, NottinghamshireNuneaton, WarwickshireRainham, LondonRuncorn, CheshireSix Acre Shopping Centre, Sale, Greater ManchesterSalford, Greater ManchesterSouth Shields, Tyne and WearSutton-In-Ashfield, NottinghamshireThornaby, North YorkshireWatford, HertfordshireWellington, SomersetWhitehaven, CumbriaWigston, LeicestershireWorksop, NottinghamshireYeovil, Somerset
The following stores will shut on Friday, September 29:
Allenton, Derby, DerbyshireAylesbury, BuckinghamshireBedminster, BristolBiggleswade, BedfordshireBoscombe, Bournemouth, DorsetBull Ring, Birmingham, West MidlandsChippenham, WiltshireClowne, DerbyshireCorby, NorthamptonshireCowley, OxfordshireDudley, West MidlandsFareham, HampshireGainsborough, LincolnshireGravesend, KentHayes, MiddlesexHemel Hempstead, HertfordshireHull, East YorkshireKenilworth, WarwickshireKettering, NorthamptonshireKings Lynn, NorfolkLeamington Spa, WarwickshireLeek, StaffordshireMansfield, NottinghamshireMiddlebrook, Bolton, Greater ManchesterMildenhall, SuffolkNewbury, BerkshireNorthallerton, North YorkshireRedditch, WorcestershireRedhill, SurreyRetford, NottinghamshireRugby, WarwickshireRushden, NorthamptonshireSpalding, LincolnshireSt Helens, MerseysideSyston, LeicestershireWallasey, MerseysideWellingborough, Northamptonshire
The collapsed retailer is already in the process of closing the doors on a total of 86 shops this week, with all remaining sites to close by early October.
Within the past two weeks the chain has shut 90 locations across the country.
The beloved discounter tumbled into administration on August 10 after trying and failing to find a backer for the company.
Poundland has since snapped up up to 71 shops, stating that Wilko workers will be first in the line for new jobs.
The budget retailer will rebrand the stores and have them ready to open in time for Christmas trading.
Administrators at PwC had already agreed a £13million deal to sell up to 51 Wilko stores to rival B&M.
But sadly, a buyer for the whole business couldn’t be found and it has since been announced that all 400 shops will close in the coming weeks.
As a result, thousands of Wilko employees will be made redundant.
Administrators have agreed the sale of the retailer’s brand name and website to The Range, so the name will live on elsewhere but the shops will soon vanish from the high street for good.
On September 12, 24 Wilko stores closed for good and on Thursday September 14, another 28 stores shut up shop.
Both of Wilko’s warehouses, called distribution centres also closed on September 15.
A further 38 stores pulled down the shutters one last time on September 17.
Another round of 38 shops will close today, followed by 48 more branches shutting their doors on Thursday, September 21.
Timings for when the remaining stores will be shutting shop will be announced in due course, according to administrators at PwC.
Meanwhile, Wilko staff have issued an urgent plea to shoppers before it shuts its doors for good.
Plus, another major supermarket has revealed it could take over Wilko sites as part of a huge expansion.