In full: House of Fraser to close 31 stores as CVA approved

As many as 6,000 jobs at risk

Struggling House of Fraser’s survival plan has been approved by creditors today, which will result in 31 store closures and up to 6,000 job losses, according to latest reports.

“The approval of the CVAs is a seminal moment in House of Fraser’s history,” said chairman Frank Slevin, adding: “We must now continue with the implementation of our restructuring plan. This is also an important milestone in the transaction with C.banner and moves us toward the completion of the capital injection first announced in May.”

Here are the 31 (of its 59 stores) under threat:

1. Altrincham
2. Aylesbury
3. Birkenhead
4. Birmingham
5. Bournemouth
6. Camberley
7. Cardiff
8. Carlisle
9. Chichester
10. Cirencester
11. Cwmbran
12. Darlington
13. Doncaster
14. Edinburgh Frasers
15. Epsom
16. Grimsby
17. High Wycombe
18. Hull
19. Leamington Spa
20. Lincoln
21. London Oxford Street
22. London King Willam Street
23. Middlesbrough
24. Milton Keynes
25. Plymouth
26. Shrewsbury
27. Skipton
28. Swindon
29. Telford
30. Wolverhampton
31. Worcester

Earlier this month, the chain had announced that it’s preparing to close branches across the UK in an effort to keep the business going.