![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wetherspoons-puts-up-11-more-pubs-for-sale-after-33-already-shut-is-your-local-at-risk-of-closing/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/2023-mark-greenfield-wrongley-accused-814356789-2.jpg&description=LAST ORDERS Wetherspoons puts up 11 more pubs for sale after 33 already shut – is your local at risk of closing? WETHERSPOONS has put 11 more pubs up for sale after calling last orders at dozens of boozers over the past year. Branches in Chesterfield, Doncaster and Cardiff are among those that have been put up for sale in the latest round of closures. 1 Wetherspoon has put 11 more sites up for sale in a blow to drinkers Credit: Gary Stone It comes a year after Wetherspoons announced that it was putting 32 pubs up for sale, many of which have now closed. While many fans will be gutted to learn that more Spoons sites are set to disappear from the high street, new branches have been popping up across the country. A spokesman for the chain said: "Wetherspoon is continuing to invest in its business and has recently reopened The Square Peg in Birmingham and The Lord Palmerston in Southsea, after major refurbishment, costing approximately £1.5 million. "The company is also currently redeveloping and extending pubs in Wakefield, central Cardiff and central Glasgow at a total cost of approximately £8 million. "The company is also proceeding with plans for a number of new pubs and hotels as well as major upgrades to existing pubs involving a total investment of around £100 million." Below is the full list of 11 new Wetherspoons pubs that have been put up for sale: The Pontlottyn, Abertillery The Ivor Davies, Cardiff Spa Lane Vaults, Chesterfield The Gate House, Doncaster The Market Cross, Holywell The Regent, Kirkby in Ashfield The Mockbeggar Hall, Moreton The Hain Line, St Ives The Sir Norman Rae, Shipley The Sir Daniel Arms, Swindon The White Hart, Todmorden The pubs are mainly freehold - meaning the properties are owned outright by Wetherspoons, and one is leasehold. Each boozer will remain open until a sale is completed. The latest pubs join 16 sites that are already up sale, bringing the total number of Wetherspoons pubs up for sale to 27. Of the initial 16, six are stil){kind=link}
WETHERSPOONS has put 11 more pubs up for sale after calling last orders at dozens of boozers over the past year.
Branches in Chesterfield, Doncaster and Cardiff are among those that have been put up for sale in the latest round of closures.
It comes a year after Wetherspoons announced that it was putting 32 pubs up for sale, many of which have now closed.
While many fans will be gutted to learn that more Spoons sites are set to disappear from the high street, new branches have been popping up across the country.
A spokesman for the chain said: “Wetherspoon is continuing to invest in its business and has recently reopened The Square Peg inBirmingham and The Lord Palmerston in Southsea, after major refurbishment, costing approximately £1.5 million.