B&M, Lidl and Iceland: High street store closures coming this month - Full list of affected locations

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Local branches of some familiar supermarkets and retail stores are set to close down this month including B&M, Lidl and Iceland.

A number of beloved high street faves are set to close several local branches across the UK later this month. B&M, Lidl and Iceland all have stores downing shutters for good.

The B&M branches going in May are part of a series of ongoing closures across the chain. Six of its stores have already closed across the country, with the latest having shut earlier this month.

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Iceland, too, has already closed many of its stores up and down the UK. A growing list of locations have shut up shop  since February.

It’s not all bad news though as although Lidl also faces a couple of closures this month, the supermarket plans to expand its roster of stores up to the 1,100 mark before the end of 2025. Last month Lidl confirmed a list of areas it's looking to open new sites across the UK.

We break down what B&M, Lidl and Iceland locations are set to close their doors this month. 

B&M, Lidl & Iceland stores closing in May

B&M Bolton 

Address: Unit 2C, Burnden Retail Park

Bolton, Greater Manchester, BL3 2NE

Closing date: May 24

Lidl Sturry Road 

Address: 116-118 Sturry Rd, Canterbury CT1 1HJ

Closing date: May 28

B&M Widnes

Address: Bowers Retail Park, Earle Road, Widnes, Cheshire, WA8 0TA

Closing date: May 17

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Widnes locals will not be without the retailer as another store is opening nearby. Taking over the space The Range used to be at the Widnes Trade Park, a B&M store is getting set to open.

Address: Trade Park, Widnes Waterfront, Dennis Rd, Widnes, Cheshire WA8 0GU

Opening date: May 20

Address: 160 Forton Rd, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 3HJ

Closing date: May 28

Address: 23/25 Church Road, Flint, Flintshire, Wales

CH6 5AD

Closing date: May 27

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