A high street retailer is closing another of its stores as part of a nationwide restructure.
TG Jones will shut its Maldon branch on October 9, following a closing down sale.
The High Court-approved restructuring paved the way for around 150 store closures across the UK.
In August, a spokesperson for TG Jones said: "We know this will be disappointing news for our colleagues, customers, and the local community.
"Our focus now is on supporting those affected and continuing to serve customers throughout the closure period.
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"We would like to thank all of our colleagues for their commitment and the contribution they have made to TG Jones."
In September, 19 TG Jones stores were listed for closure nationwide, including branches in Basildon and Southend.
The plan is intended to reduce the retailer's liabilities and leave it with a smaller, more profitable store estate.
TG Jones was created after WHSmith sold its UK high street business to private-equity firm Modella Capital in 2025, while retaining its travel-focused operations.
The company has faced significant financial pressures, including declining sales, inflation, the rise of online shopping, weaker consumer spending, and increased labour costs and taxes.
TG Jones has stated it will continue to support affected staff and customers throughout the closure process.
The retailer has also expressed its gratitude to employees for their service and contribution to the business.
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