The closing down date for a pharmacy in a Suffolk town has been revealed. 

LloydsPharmacy has announced it will be closing its Sudbury store inside the Cornard Road Sainsbury's on June 13. 

The pharmacy chain said it has cut the services following a strategic review "in response to changing market conditions".

LloydsPharmacy added that it is "exploring options" for each branch individual and will confirm exact closure plans on a "branch-by-branch" basis but expects to complete the process over the course of 2023.

The nationwide chain also has units in supermarkets in Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds, and Haverhill.

Kevin Birch, chief executive officer of LloydsPharmacy, said: "This decision has not been an easy one and we understand that our patients and customers may have questions about how the change will affect them.

"We would like to thank them for their continued support and assure them that we are committed to providing a smooth transition over the coming months.

"I am very grateful to all our colleagues for their dedication to our patients, customers and communities.”