Which London Post Office branches are at risk?

Some branches directly owned by the Post Office are facing potential closures

Up to 32 Post Office branches across London could close as part of a national shake-up aimed at restructuring the taxpayer-owned business.

The capital could see more closures than any other region, making up about 28% of the 115 stores earmarked branches across the UK.

These are part of the Post Office's wholly-owned branches - not those run as a franchise by sub-postmasters.

It is understood its leadership is looking for alternative franchise arrangements where an operator like the retailer WHSmith or another third party could take on the branches.

London branches facing possible closure:

• Aldwych - 95 Aldwych

• Baker Street - 111 Baker Street

• Barnet - 6365 High Street

• Brixton - 242 Ferndale Road

• Broadway - 1 Broadway

• Canning Town - 22 Barking Road

• City of London - 12 Eastcheap

• Cricklewood - 193 Cricklewood Broadway

• Croydon - 10 High Street

• East Dulwich - 7476 Lordship Lane

• Eccleston Street - 6 Eccleston Street

• Golders Green - 879 Finchley Road

• Great Portland Street - 173 Great Portland Street

• Hampstead - 7981A Hampstead High Street

• Harlesden - 2 Wendover Road

• Houndsditch - 11 White Kennet Street

• Islington - 160161 Upper Street

• Kennington Park - 410 Kennington Road

• Kensington - 208212 Kensington High Street

• Kilburn - 79A Kilburn High Road

• Kingsbury - 439441 Kingsbury Road

• Kingsland - 118120 Kingsland High Street

• London Bridge - 19A Borough High Street

• Lower Edmonton - 17 South Mall, Edmonton Green

• Lupus Street - 121125 Lupus Street

• Paddington Quay - 4 Praed Street

• Raynes Park - 1a Amity Grove

• Roman Road - 138 Roman Road, Bethnal Green

• South Ockendon - 8 Derwent Parade

• Stamford Hill - (unclear, two possible locations)

• Vauxhall Bridge Road - 167 Vauxhall Bridge Road

• Worlds End - 351-353 Kings Road