Wetherspoon has shared an update on the closures of some of its pubs as it confirms the next site set to shut for good.
The latest branch set to shut its doors for good is The Nightjar in Ferndown.
A spokesperson for the pub chain said that they had decided to not renew the lease and the venue will be handed back to the landlord.
The Nightjar is set to close in September however a final date for the closure has yet to be confirmed.
Wetherspoon announced last year that it was planning on closing 32 of its sites, before announcing that there would be further closures on top of that.
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In a trading update in May, the popular pub chain noted that the sites which had closed were "smaller and older".
The chain also noted that there were also usually multiple Wetherspoons in the area - meaning locals were not going to lose the popular boozer altogether.
Some of the sales of the pubs are being managed by the commercial retail estate firm CBRE Group and Savills.
According to the CBRE Group and Savills website, there are currently 15 Wetherspoon pubs which are classed as being "under offer" - this means that a buyer has presented an offer that is being considered by the seller.
Although even though an offer has been made, it doesn't necessarily mean the deal is definitely going through.
In good news for fans, all sites are to remain trading as Wetherspoon until a sale has been officially completed, and will likely continue for a bit of time afterwards until the plan for the site is announced by Wetherspoons.
These sites include:
Asparagus - Battersea
General Sir Redvers Buller - Crediton
Millers Well - East Ham
The Bankers Draft - Eltham
Hudson Bay - Forest Gate
Capitol - Forest Hill
The Saltoun Inn - Fraserburgh
The Percy Shaw - Halifax
Coronet - Holloway
- The Alfred Herring - Palmers Green
- The Cross Keys - Peebles
Foxley Hatch - Purley
- The Butlers Bell - Stafford
- The Widow Frost - Mansfield
- Wrong ‘Un - Bexleyheath
A further 11 pubs are currently "available" which means they are up for sale so could be saved if a buyer is found.
These include:
Christopher Creeke - Bournemouth
Thomas Leaper - Derby
- Lord Arthur Lee - Fareham
Plough & Harrow - Hammersmith
- Jolly Sailor - Hanham
- Resolution - Middlesbrough
- The Rising Sun - Redditch
World's Inn - Romford
- Sennockian - Sevenoaks
- Former Tusk Nightclub & Waverly Tea Rooms - Watford
- Columbia Press (Lloyds No. 1) - Watford
Wetherspoons is one of the most popular pub chains in the UK and have over 800 sites across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - the chain also employs around 43,000 people.
