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Twenty two more managed London and Edinburgh pubs were closed last week by administrators Ernst & Young with the loss of a around 150 jobs.
Joint administrator Angela Swarbrick said: "It is unfortunate that despite negotiation with interested parties, it has not been possible to conclude a sale of these pubs to secure their long term future.
"Regretfully, we are no longer able to continue trading the sites affected."
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