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Supermarket giant Sainsbury’s has confirmed plans to axe more than 3,000 roles as it prepares to close all its remaining in-store cafes.

Sainsbury's announced its decision today and said the majority of its shoppers don’t use its cafes regularly - you can find a full list of the cafes that are being proposed for closure below

Sainsbury's, the supermarket behemoth, has revealed it will be cutting over 3,000 jobs as it plans to shut down all of its in-store cafes. The restructuring is set to impact two per cent of its vast workforce of 148,000 and will also lead to the redundancy of around 20 per cent of Sainsbury's senior leadership roles, as reported by City AM.

Four cafés in Devon Sainsbury’s stores are among those closing in part of a major overhaul. The supermarket giant says the majority of shoppers do not use them regularly. It is now planning to shut its remaining 61 in-store cafés across the UK - almost three years after 200 were closed amid waning demand from shoppers.

Sainsbury’s has announced that it will be closing an in-store café in York as part of planned cuts across the business which will see more than 3,000 jobs axed. The café in Sainsbury’s in Monks Cross will close as part of the supermarket giant’s plans to shut its remaining in-store cafés across the UK.

Sainsbury's has said it will shut its remaining 61 in-store cafes as part of a major overhaul. The closures are part of plans by the UK's largest supermarket group to save £1 billion over three years.