This is why KFC is closed at Preston Docks and when it will reopen

KFC has temporarily shut its doors at Preston Docks and will remain closed for some weeks, said the fast food giant.
By Matthew Calderbank
Published 2nd Nov 2020, 09:39 BST
Updated 2nd Nov 2020, 11:54 BST
The KFC in Port Way, Preston Docks has closed until mid-November for refurbishmentThe KFC in Port Way, Preston Docks has closed until mid-November for refurbishment
The KFC in Port Way, Preston Docks has closed until mid-November for refurbishment

It said its popular drive-thru in Port Way is undergoing a refurbishment and will remain closed for around three weeks.

It has been closed since Tuesday, October 27 and was expected to reopen on Friday, November 13, but KFC said it was unable to confirm the reopening date at this stage.

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A KFC spokesman said: "Fear not Preston, our restaurant is only closed temporarily for a planned refurbishment, and we’ll be reunited again really soon."

Metal security fencing has been put in place around KFC in Port Way, Preston Docks whilst it undergoes a refurbishmentMetal security fencing has been put in place around KFC in Port Way, Preston Docks whilst it undergoes a refurbishment
Metal security fencing has been put in place around KFC in Port Way, Preston Docks whilst it undergoes a refurbishment

Metal security fencing has been placed around the site and work vans have been present over the weekend.

Some external cladding has been removed ahead of the planned revamp and the interior has been stripped.

Preston's two other KFC restaurants remain open as normal in Fishergate and Deepdale Retail Park.

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