River Island has announced that its Hereford store is to shut.
The high street retailer, which trades from about 230 stores, is to close 33 shops in a restructuring plan which will be put to creditors in August.
It's unclear how many jobs are under threat from a formal rescue deal, though the business previously said: "We regret any job losses as a result of store closures, and we will try to keep these to a minimum."
Hundreds of jobs could be at risk. In total, River Island employs around 5,500 people.
The River Island store in Hereford will close in January 2026.
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