News · 16 January 2026

Leon to Focus on London and Travel Hubs Amid Restructuring

Fast-food chain Leon is shifting its focus to London, train stations, and airports after experiencing £10 million in annual losses. The company is restructuring its 71 restaurants and closing 20 High Street locations due to rising business rates and overall cost increases. John Vincent, Leon's co-founder, repurchased the company from Asda last year. The restructuring involves closures outside of London, with the company focusing on locations with higher foot traffic.

By BriefTea Editorial · 16 January 2026 at 8:55

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