A multi-million pound tile store in Swindon has been named as one of 56 stores nationwide which will close after the company has entered administration.

CTD Tiles, one of the UK’s biggest tile suppliers, previously ran 86 stores across the UK and employed 425 staff with £75 million in revenues, but now more than half of its workforce has been made redundant.

The company fell into insolvency on Monday, August 19, after coming under pressure from a downturn in the home improvement sector.

30 of its 86 shops and two distribution sites have been saved after they were bought by Topps Tiles in a £9 million rescue deal.

However, Swindon's CTD store has not made the cut and has closed with immediate effect.

“The transaction with Topps Group provides continuity for a considerable number of staff and stores as part of a major tiles group," said James Lumb, managing director at Interpath Advisory and join administrator of CTD Tiles.

“Regrettably, the remaining sites have closed, which has resulted in redundancies.

“We are now focused on supporting those staff and have specialist teams on-site to help make representations to the Redundancy Payments Service where relevant.”

Here is the full list of the stores that have closed and those that have been saved:

CTD Tiles in Swindon has not been savedCTD Tiles in Swindon has not been saved (Image: Google Maps)

The 56 closed stores:

Aintree, Liverpool

Ashford, Kent

Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire

Basildon, Essex

Blackpool, Lancashire

Bolton, Lancashire

Brierley Hill, West Midlands

Cambridge Central, Cambridgeshire

Canterbury, Kent

Carlisle, Cumbria

Chelmsford, Essex

Chester, Cheshire

Colchester, Essex

Coventry, Warwickshire

Cricklewood, Greater London

Croydon, Greater London

Denton, Greater Manchester

Derby Ascot Drive, Derbyshire

Dundee, Scotland

Eastbourne, East Sussex

Exeter, Devon

Falkirk, Scotland

Gateshead, Tyne and Wear

Glasgow Helen Street, Scotland

Hanwell, Greater London

Harlow, Essex

Huddersfield, West Yorkshire

Ipswich, Suffolk

Kilmarnock, Scotland

King’s Lynn, Norfolk

Leeds, West Yorkshire

Lincoln, Lincolnshire

Livingston, Scotland

Maidstone, Kent

Newcastle North Shields, Tyne and Wear

Newcastle West Kingston Park, Tyne and Wear

Northampton, Northamptonshire

Peterlee, Scotland

Plymouth, Devon

Portsmouth, Hampshire

Preston, Lancashire

Rochdale, Lancashire

Rotherham, South Yorkshire

Slough, Berkshire

Southampton, Hampshire

St Albans, Hertfordshire

Stirling, Scotland

Stratford Upon Avon, Warwickshire

Sunderland, Tyne and Wear

Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands

Swindon, Wiltshire

Tonbridge, Kent

Uxbridge, Greater London

Wembley Stadium, Greater London

Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset

Whetstone, Leicestershire

The 30 stores rescued by Topps:

Aberdeen, Scotland

Basingstoke, Hampshire

Birkenhead, Merseyside

Cambridge Bar Hill, Cambridgeshire

Chichester, West Sussex

Coatbridge, Scotland

Coulsdon, Greater London

Crawley, West Sussex

Darlington, County Durham

Dorking, Surrey

Edinburgh Seafield, Scotland

Edinburgh Stenhouse, Scotland

Fakenham, Norfolk

Farnham, Surrey

Glasgow London Road, Scotland

Hampton, Greater London

Hull, East Yorkshire

Inverness, Scotland

Newbury, Berkshire

Newcastle Under Lyme, Staffordshire

Norwich, Norfolk

Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

Perth, Scotland

Peterborough, Cambridgeshire

Poole, Dorset

Stockton, County Durham

Warrington, Cheshire

Watford, Hertfordshire

Wimbledon, Greater London

Woking, Surrey