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Wilko collapsed into administration last month and so far around 280 out of its 400 stores have a confirmed closure date

The first round of mass closures began last week with 24 stores shutting on Thursday, September 12 and a second batch going on September 14 - the closure of a further 222 stores has yet to be announced

Wilko collapsed into administration last month, with 90 shops having already shut and a further 86 branches to go this week - see the full list of closures below

Consumer rights expert Martyn James explains everything you need to know if you've been told your job is at risk, or if you're in the process of being made redundant

Wilko will close 38 stores today (September 17) followed by another 38 on Tuesday (September 19) and 48 stores on Thursday (September 21) - see if your branch is on the list

As customers of Wilko wait for news when their local branch will close, staff in York have asked people to stop asking when the end is coming as it is a "difficult time"

Wilko collapsed into administration last month, with more than 400 shops and around 12,500 jobs put at risk, and the next batch of shop closures will happen today

The agreement means The Range will own Wilko's website and could choose to sell some of its products within its own stores

Administrators at PwC said yesterday that they will continue to "engage" with retailers around future purchases of other Wilko sites, adding that it was confident in "completing" a sale of the Wilko brand and intellectual property within the coming days

Wilko collapsed last month, putting more than 400 stores and around 12,500 workers at risk, with all its shops now expected to close by early October after rescue talks failed

Wilko store closures will begin from this week - with 24 branches set to shut for good today, followed by another 28 stores this Thursday (September 14) - you can see a full list of affected sites below

Some 400 Wilko stores - including multiple across London - will close within weeks after the latest development tonight, confirmed by administrators PWC in a solemn statement

GMB Union, which is representing 3,000 Wilko workers, said it was informed of the development by administrators PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) this morning

Talks between the Canadian businessman Doug Putman and administrators PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) over a "slimmed-down deal" to save around 100 Wilko sites have ended

Once thriving high-street retail chain Wilko will begin shutting their doors for good this week, in the first round of closures following the company's collapse

The Wilko store based in the Park Mall store in Ashford - like many other stores across the country - has "everything must go" signs placed in the windows and throughout the store

The firm is set to create more than 20,000 jobs as bosses plan 500 store openings to take the total to 1,500 outlets - and it could be good news for the recently redundant

Wilko will close the first 24 stores on September 12, then the remaining 28 stores are due to close two days later, on September 14 - see the full list of locations below

Wilko will close the first 24 branches on September 12, with the remaining 28 due to shut two days later - with the closures leading to the loss of 1,016 retail jobs

Wilko will close 24 stores for good on September 12, with the remaining 28 stores due to close two days later - and this will lead to the loss of 1,016 jobs

It comes after home and hardware retailer Wilko collapsed into administration last month, putting more than 400 stories and 12,500 jobs at risk

B&M has not confirmed which of Wilko's 400 stores will be rescued in its deal and said an update will be made in its half-year financial results set to be published on November 9

Manchester Evening News Parents Editor Emma Gill explained what it was like to visit one of the Wilko administration sales - here is what she had to say

Canadian businessman Doug Putman is reportedly still in the running to save the majority of the Wilko business - with his potential rescue deal saving between 8,000 and 9,000 jobs

M2 Capital had been given a 5pm deadline to prove it had the funds to go through with the Wilko rescue deal - but this has now fallen through and won't be going ahead