Poundland in Montague Street, Worthing, will shut from the end of the day today (December 6).
It comes amid the closure of 68 of the retail chain’s stores after being sold by Pepco Group to Peach Bidco, a subsidiary of private equity fire Gordon Brothers.
Several other stores across Sussex have already closed or are due to close imminently.
The Horsham branch closed in August, followed by the Hailsham branch which shut on November 2.
The Bexhill store has been given a closing date of January 5, 2026.
The store in London Road, Brighton, was among locations originally identified and was planned to close in October but this was later put on hold.
However, the store on Western Road, Brighton, will be closing at the end of this month.
Poundland said it still expects to operate a network of around 650-700 stores compared to around 800 at the beginning of the restructuring programme, as leases expire or landlords exercise any option to serve notice.
Ahead of the closure, an extensive closing down sale offered reductions of up to 40 per cent, with items marked down in price until they are sold.
Poundland’s UK retail manager Darren MacDonald said: “We know how disappointing it is when we leave a store, but before we close our doors for a final time, we’re determined to say goodbye by offering even more amazing value to customers.
“These special reductions, on top of the value we offer day-in-day-out across our wider network, will help us leave locations like Worthing with pride. And when our doors close, we’ll look forward to welcoming customers to one of the hundreds of Poundland stores we’ll continue to operate right across the UK.”
