The UK's largest dry-cleaning chain - Johnson - is closing more than a third of its stores this year.
109 of its 307 branches will shut. The firm has branches in Exeter, Sidmouth, Honiton and Tiverton, but they're not saying which ones are closing or exactly how many staff are affected.
The firm's moving away from traditional high street locations towards a collection and delivery service from supermarkets or people's homes.
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