Wilko will close the last of its remaining stores next month.

Administrator PwC has announced the final 111 stores in a follow-up to an announcement earlier this week.

More than 200 sites will be left vacant after no buyer for the entire business was found, but rival value retailers B&M and Poundland have taken on more than 120 sites between them.

The Range has bought the Wilko brand, website and intellectual property, while retailers including Aldi, Lidl and Dunelm have been reported as taking over the former Wilko sites.

Around 10,000 people are expected to be made redundant following the closure of these stores.

The last Wilko locations due to shut include:

Tuesday, October 3

Barnsley, Bristol, Cannon Park, Canterbury, Carlisle, Chatham, Colchester, Dunstable, Epsom, Halifax, Hitchin, Hounslow, Huntingdon, Ilford, Kingston upon Thames, Kingswood Bristol, Lancaster, Leeds Trinity, Lincoln, Maidstone, Metrocentre in Gateshead, Norwich, Poole, Preston, Reading, Southend, St Albans, Washington and Weston Favell.

Thursday, October 5

Abergavenny, Arndale Eastbourne, Basingstoke, Beaumont Leys, Bexleyheath, Birstall, Bishop’s Stortford, Blackburn, Bulwell, Burgess Hill, Burton, Castle Douglas, Chelmsford, Cheltenham, Clifton Bristol, Clifton Moor, Deepdale, Frenchgate, Hamilton, Harrow, Hinckley, Ipswich, Lee Circle, Livingston, Manchester, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Nottingham, Riverside, Romford, Selly Oak, Sittingbourne, St James Retail Park, Stourbridge, Telford, Tooting, Tottenham Hale, Uxbridge, Wembley, West Ealing, Weymouth and Worthing.

Sunday, October 8

Arnold, Ayr, Birkenhead, Brighouse, Bromley, Cardiff, Carmarthen, Castleford, Chelmsley Wood, Chester, Chesterfield, Coventry, Crystal Peaks, Derby, Ely, Exeter, Horsham, Hucknall, Kingston in Milton Keynes, Liverpool, Loughborough, Luton, Middlesbrough, Neath, Newcastle upon Tyne, Oswestry, Parkgate in Rotherham, Perry Barr, Plymouth, Porthmadog, Portsmouth, Scarborough, Selby, Sheffield, Silverlink, Stratford, Sunderland, Sutton-In-Surrey, Swansea, Widnes and Wood Green.

The following store closures have been previously confirmed:

Sunday, September 24

Altrincham, Ashton, Barry, Bridgwater, Cleveleys, Cockermouth, Crossgates, Darlington, Dartford, Dereham, Giltbrook, Great Malvern, Haverfordwest, Headingley, High Wycombe, Ilkeston, Killingworth, Lichfield, Louth, Market Drayton, Northfield, Oakham, Pembroke Dock, Peterborough, Ramsgate, Skelmersdale, Staines, Strood, Stroud, Thamesmead, Thetford, Trowbridge, Walthamstow, Warrington, Waterlooville, Winton and Yiewsley. 

Tuesday, September 26

Acocks Green, Alnwick, Ammanford, Armley, Arnison in Durham, Blyth, Boston, Brentwood, Cambridge, Chester-le-Street, Gillingham, Gloucester, Greenwich, Halesowen, Harlow, Hartlepool, Bedford, Kidderminster, Lewisham, Longton, Meadowhall, Motherwell, Newark, Nuneaton, Rainham, Runcorn, Sale, Salford, South Shields, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Thornaby, Watford, Wellington, Whitehaven, Wigston, Worksop and Yeovil.

Thursday, September 28

Allenton, Aylesbury, Bedminster, Biggleswade, Boscombe, Bull Ring, Chippenham, Clowne, Corby, Cowley, Dudley, Fareham, Gainsborough, Gravesend, Hayes, Hemel Hempstead, Hull, Kenilworth, Kettering, Kings Lynn, Leamington Spa, Leek, Mansfield, Middlebrook, Mildenhall, Newbury, Northallerton, Redditch, Redhill, Retford, Rugby, Rushden, Spalding, St Helens, Syston, Wallasey and Wellingborough.

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