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Cancer Research to close 88 stores – full list revealed

by London Mail
October 10, 2025
in Business
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Cancer Research UK has confirmed that it will permanently close 88 of its charity shops by May 2026 as part of a large scale restructuring aimed at streamlining its retail operations and safeguarding its ability to fund life‑saving cancer research.

The closures mark the first phase of a plan that will see nearly 200 stores shut over the next two years, as the charity responds to mounting financial pressures, including increased staffing costs, high street decline, and the growing dominance of online shopping.

The move is expected to save millions of pounds, which the charity says will be redirected towards cancer research.

Affected locations span the UK, from Aberdeen to Swansea, impacting both paid staff and thousands of volunteers.

But why exactly is Cancer Research closing some of its stores and which stores are shutting for good?

Why is Cancer Research UK closing some stores?

The charity says that a combination of long‑term financial pressures has made the move unavoidable.

Key reasons for closure include escalating operational costs, particularly increases in employer National Insurance contributions, inflationary pressures impacting everything from energy bills to stock and logistics and changing consumer behaviour.

Once the plan is complete, the core high street shop network will be reduced to about 320 high‑performing shops.

The online marketplace operated by Cancer Research UK will be closed in early 2026, meaning donated items will no longer be sold via external resale platforms.

In contrast, the charity intends to expand in other retail formats: 12 new “superstores” (large out‑of‑town or retail park style) are planned to open by 2028. These are designed to offer more space and value to customers.

According to the charity, the reorganisation is expected to free up approximately £12.4 million over the next five years, boosting the funds available for cancer research.

Full list of Cancer Research store closures

  • Aberdeen, 19 Rosemount Viaduct, AB25 1NE
  • Airdrie, 5 Bank Street, ML6 6AF
  • Balham, 168 Balham High Road, SW12 9BW
  • Ballymena, 49 Ballymoney Street, BT43 6AN
  • Banbury, 9 Parsons Street, OX16 5LW
  • Barnstaple, Gammon Walk, EX31 1DJ
  • Belfast, Bloomfield 17 Bloomfield Avenue, BT4 1RX
  • Biggleswade, 24 High Street, SG18 0JL
  • Birkenhead, Borough Pavement, CH41 2XX
  • Birmingham, 245 High Street, Erdington, B23 6SS
  • Bognor, 1-2 Clock Walk, P021 1SG
  • Bolton, 6 Newport Street, BL1 1NB
  • Bradford, 34-36 Ivegate, BD1 1SW
  • Burton, On Trent 25 Station St, DE14 1AU
  • Chesham, 34 High Street, HP5 1EP
  • Clevedon, 1 Station Road, BS21 6NH
  • Clydebank, 23 Sylvania Way South, G81 2UA
  • Coatbridge, 20-22 Main Street, ML5 3AE
  • Cotteridge, 20 Watford Road, Birmingham, B30 1JA
  • Crewe, 10 Market Street, CW1 2EG
  • Derby, 826 Osmaston Road, Allenton, DE24 9AA
  • Dewsbury, 22 Longcauseway, WF12 8EN
  • Dudley, 258 Castle Street, DY1 1LQ
  • East Barnet, 276 East Barnet Road, EN4 8TD
  • Edinburgh, 9-10 Ormiston Terrace, Corstorphine, EH12 7SJ
  • Epping, 197 High Street, CM16 4BL
  • Fakenham, 26 Market Place, NR21 9BS
  • Falkirk, 18 Vicar Street, FK1 1JL
  • Galashiels, 55 High Street, TD1 1RZ
  • Gillingham, 90 High Street, ME7 1AX
  • Glasgow, 420-424 Victoria Road, G42 8YZ
  • Gosport, 98 High Street, PO12 1DS
  • Gravesend, 34 New Road, DA11 0AB
  • Halesowen, 79 High Street, B63 3BQ
  • Harrogate, 24A Oxford Street, HG1 1PU
  • Hazel Grove, 129B-C London Road, Stockport, SK74HH
  • Hemel Hempstead, 101 Marlowes, HP1 1LF
  • High Wycombe, 8 Church Street, HP11 2DE
  • Hornchurch, 8 Station Lane, RM12 6NJ
  • Keswick, 24 Main Street, CA12 5JD
  • Kings Lynn, 61 High Street, PE30 1AY
  • Lancaster, 54-54A Market Street, LA1 1HS
  • Leeds, 28 L&S Lane, LS1 6LB
  • Lincoln, 254 High Street, E20 1QJ
  • Lisburn, 4 Smithfield Square, BT28 1AD
  • Louth, 20 Market Place, LN11 9PD
  • Ludlow, 3 Castle Street, SY8 1AS
  • Maidenhead, 101 High Street, SL6 1JX
  • Maidstone, 19 Gabriels Hill, ME15 6HR
  • Market Drayton, 27 High Street, TF9 1QF
  • Melton Mowbray, 6 South Parade, LE13 0PU
  • Merthyr, Tydfil 14 Graham Way, CF47 8BT
  • Mill Hill, 37 The Broadway, NW7 3DA
  • Moreton, 242 Hoylake Road, CH46 6AD
  • Newark, 26 Stodman Street, NG24 1AW
  • Newcastle, Under Lyme 19 Ironmarket, ST5 1RF
  • Northwood, 38 Green Lane, HA6 2QB
  • Paddock Wood, 5 Commercial Road, TN12 6EN
  • Penrith, 10 Angel Lane, CA11 7BP
  • Perth, 27 Scott Street, PH1 5TQ
  • Redditch, 4 Market Place, B98 8AA
  • Redruth, 71 Fore Street, TR15 2AF
  • Retford, 25 Carolgate, DN22 6BZ
  • Ross On Wye, 11 Market Place, HR9 5NU
  • Rotherham, 74 Effingham Street, S65 1AL
  • Rushden, 22 High Street, NN10 0PW
  • Selby, 40A Gowthorpe, YO8 4ET
  • Sevenoaks, 137 High Street, TN13 1UX
  • Shrewsbury, 9 High Street, SY1 1SP
  • Sidmouth, 19 Fore Street, EX10 8AL
  • Skipton, 91 Caroline Square, BD23 1DA
  • Slough, 8 Park Street, SL1 1PD
  • Southend On Sea, 5 Warrior House, Southchurch Road, SS1 2LZ
  • St Ives, 6 High Street, TR26 1RR
  • Stalybridge, 44A Grosvenor Road, SK15 1RR
  • Stockport, 26 Princes Street, SK1 1SE
  • Stoke, 44 Devonport Road, Plymouth, PL3 4DH
  • Swansea, 19 Union Street, SA1 3EH
  • Swindon, 28 Havelock Street, SN1 1SD
  • Tiverton, 15 Bampton Street, EX16 6AA
  • Urmston, 16 Station Road, M41 9JN
  • Welling, 26C Bellegrove Road, DA16 3PU
  • Welwyn Garden City, 20 Howardsgate, AL8 6BQ
  • West Bromwich, 203 High Street, B70 7QZ
  • Whitby, 70 Baxtergate, YO21 1BL
  • Wick, 36 Bridge Street, KW1 4NG
  • Wigston, 6 Bell Street, LE18 1AD
  • Workington, 26-32 Murray Road, CA14 2AG

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