Starbucks closures: Two Scottish Starbucks stores shut for good over the weekend - full list of UK closures

The stores at Exchange Place in Glasgow and Holburn Junction in Aberdeen were both closed to customers for good on Sunday.

Four other stores closed in England on the same day while four stores were shut earlier in the month.

The closures come following a review of multi-national company’s portfolio across North America, Europe, Middle East and Africa.

A recent statement by the chain said: “We have conducted a review of our coffeehouse portfolio in North America and certain stores have been identified for closure where it has not been possible to create the physical environment customers and partners (employees) want and where there isn’t a path to financial performance.

“In Europe Middle East & Africa (EMEA), we have conducted a similar review of our company-operated store portfolio with the goal of ensuring that our stores are correctly located, generating appropriate levels of foot traffic and operating in the right formats.

“While the EMEA business is on track to meet its commitment to open 80 new stores in the UK and 150 across EMEA this financial year, some stores in the UK, Switzerland and Austria will close as a result of this portfolio review,”.

Full list of closures

Ilford, London (225-227 High Road) – closed on Thursday, October 2

Brunel Retail Park, Whitley – closed on Wednesday, October 16

Leyton Mills Retail Park, London – closed on Sunday, October 19

London Bridge Station – closed on Monday, October 20

Balham, London – closed on Sunday, October 26

Exchange Place, Glasgow – closed on Sunday, October 26

Kings Lynn, Norfolk – closed on Sunday, October 26

Muswell Hill Broadway, London – closed on October 26

Holburn Junction, Aberdeen – closed on October 26

Holland Park, London – closed on Sunday, October 26