Boots store closures: Full list of UK locations as more shops are confirmed to close

7 August 2023, 15:46 | Updated: 8 August 2023, 10:59

Boots store closures: Full list of UK locations as axing begins. Picture: Alamy

By Alice Dear

Which Boots stores in the UK are closing? Beauty giant confirms more closures for 2023 but what are their locations?

Boots will be closing a total of 300 UK stores in the future, with the first seven confirmed earlier this year.

And now, the beauty giant has confirmed more shops will close in 2023 along with their location as they continue their plans to reduce the amount of stores they have.

US owners Walgreens Boots Alliance have promised that the closures, will bring Boots' portfolio of stops across the UK from 2,200 to 1,900, will see no redundancies across staff.

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So as more stores are confirmed to close, here's the full list of Boots that are shutting for good and their locations.

Boots will be closing 300 stores across the UK. Picture: Getty

Full list of Boots stores closing

In June, Boots confirmed the first seven stores to close which included the below along with stores that had already closed previously:

Heathside Rd, Woking: Closed
Salford Shopping Centre, Greater Manchester: Closed
Church Street, Malvern: Closed
The Port Arcades Shopping Centre, Ellesmere: Closed
King William Street, London: Closed
UEA campus: Closed
Heathside Road, Woking: Closed
Hamlet Ct Rd, Westcliff-on-Sea: Closed
Holywell, Flintshire: August 26
Windhill Road, Wakefield: Closing 6th October
Upper Warrengate, Wakefield: Closing 7th October
Glastonbury: Closing 13th October
Guildford Road, Woking: Closing end of October
Gorleston, Great Yarmouth: November

The two new confirmed stores are:

Jardine Crescent, Coventry: no date
Front Street, Prudhoe: no date

Boots' portfolio of stores across the UK will decrease from 2,200 to 1,900. Picture: Alamy

A spokesperson for Boots said in a statement today: "We can confirm that the stores listed are part of the Boots store consolidation programme previously announced. All team members from these stores will be offered alternative roles.”

Boots has said shoppers who are affected by the closures will never be more than three miles away from another store with all staff members being offered the next local position.