Map shows every single Post Office store at risk of closure – full list of 115

The Post Office is poised to axe more than 100 branches and some 1,000 jobs are at risk as a result.

The Post Office is planning to get rid of 115 directly-owned branches within its network of 11,500. The move could see the sites transferred to retail partners or postmasters, or even closed altogether.

On top of the Post Office staff at risk of losing their jobs, the company confirmed that hundreds more roles could go at its Headquarters, as it looks to reduce the amount of back-office staff.

Post Office chairman Nigel Railton said the cost-cutting would enable a “new deal for postmasters” by boosting their share of revenue and affording them a greater say in the running of their business.

However, it will come as a bitter blow to subpostmasters, as the firm tries to draw a line under the Horizon IT scandal, dramatised in a gripping ITV series, that saw hundreds wrongfully convicted.

The Communications Workers Union (CWU) has hit out at the decision, indicating that it will fight the proposed job cuts.

Writing on X, the CWU branded the closure announcements “outrageous and immoral”.

Using our interactive map below, you can see whether the Post Office in your area is due to shut, or scroll down to see our full list.

The branches at risk are:

Bangor
Belfast City
Edinburgh City
Glasgow, West Nile Street
Haddington
Inverness, Queensgate
Kirkwall
Londonderry, Custom House Street
Newtownards
Saltcoats
Springburn Way, Glasgow
Stornoway
Wester Hailes
Barnes Green, Manchester
Bransholme, Hull
Bridlington
Chester Le Street
Crossgates, Leeds
Eccles, Manchester
Furness House
Grimsby, Victoria Street
Hyde, Market Place
Kendal
Manchester, Spring Gardens
Morecambe
Poulton Le Fylde
Prestwich
Rotherham, Bridgegate
Salford City
Sheffield City – (unclear which branch)
South Shields, King Street
St Johns – (unclear)
Sunderland City, Fawcett Street
The Markets, Leeds
Birmingham, Pinfold Street
Breck Road, Liverpool
Caernarfon, Castle Square
Didsbury Village, Manchester
Harlesden, Wendover Road, London
Kettering
Kingsbury, London
Leigh
Leighton Buzzard, Church Square
Matlock
Milton Keynes
Northolt
Old Swan, Liverpool
Oswestry, Willow Street
Oxford, St Aldates
Redditch
Southall, The Broadway
St Peters Street, St Albans
Stamford, All Saints Place
Stockport, Great Underbank
Wealdstone, Harrow
Barnet, High Street
Cambridge City, St Andrew Street
Canning Town, London
Cricklewood, London
Dereham
Golders Green, Finchley Road
Hampstead, London
Harold Hill, Romford
Kilburn, Kilburn High Road, London
Kingsland, London
Lower Edmonton, Edmonton Green
Roman Road, Bethnal Green, London
South Ockendon
Stamford Hill – (unclear as there are two possible locations)
Bideford
Dunraven Place, Bridgend
Gloucester, Kings Square
Liskeard, The Parade
Merthyr Tydfil, John Street
Mutley, Plymouth
Nailsea, Bristol
Newquay, East Street
Paignton, Torquay Road
Port Talbot, Station Road
Stroud, Russell Street
Teignmouth, Den Road
Yate Sodbury, Bristol
Baker Street, London
Bexhill On Sea
Cosham, High Street, Portsmouth
Great Portland Street, London
High Street (10) – (unclear, multiple locations)
Kensington, Kensington High Street, London
Knightsbridge, London
Melville Road, Hove
Paddington Quay, London
Portsmouth, Slindon Street
Raynes Park, London
Romsey, Church Street
Westbourne, Bournemouth
Windsor, Peascod Street
Worlds End, Kings Road, London
Aldwych, London
Brixton, Ferndale Road, London
Broadway, London, SW1H
City of London, Eastcheap, London
East Dulwich, London
Eccleston Street, London
High Holborn, London
Houndsditch, London
Islington, Upper Street, London
Kennington Park, Kennington Road, London
London Bridge, Borough High Street, London
Lupus Street, London
Mount Pleasant, Rosebery Avenue, London
Vauxhall Bridge Road, London.