Pizza Hut reveals locations where restaurants will close

The Pizza Hut restaurants and delivery centers have been confirmed, and they have all around the UK. In the coming weeks, 1,210 people will be made redundant as 68 restaurants in Brighton, Hull, Bristol, Leeds, and Edinburgh all closed down. Eleven distribution stores will also close as a result of the change. On Monday, administrators were appointed to DC London Pie Limited, which operates Pizza Hut's UK restaurants, while Yum! , the multinational brand owner Yum! Brands stepped in to save the remaining 64 pizza restaurants and 1,276 workers.

Pizza Hut is known for its family-friendly dining and salad bar, but the company's UK operation has been struggling and has gone into administration less than a year ago. The combination of

challenging trading conditions and increased costs

had affected DC London Pie, according to administrators FTI Consulting. As a result of tax-related obligations, cashflow had been put under strain.

The joint administrators will continue to work with employees who have unfortunately been made redundant to ensure that they have the services that need,

joint administrator Matt Callaghan said in a tweet on Tuesday. In January this year, DC Pizza Hut UK's restaurants were purchased from bankruptcy. Pizza Hut franchises are also available in Sweden and Denmark.