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Ladbrokes Near Me in Sheffield

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Quick answer: Sheffield has a small and widely scattered Ladbrokes estate — seven branches with published hours, only one of which is in the city centre. Sheffield is also the rare city where no Ladbrokes closes at 10:00pm: the latest anywhere is 9:00pm at Matilda Street on a weekday, and 9:30pm at Woodhouse on a Saturday.

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Where Sheffield's Ladbrokes branches actually are

Sheffield's estate is the most thinly spread of any large English city on this site. One branch covers the whole city centre, and the other six sit in a wide arc through the east and south east, with a single outpost north at Ecclesfield. There is a real gap between the centre and the next nearest shop — around a mile and a half — so it is worth checking the map before assuming there is something round the corner.

The city centre: one branch, and it closes at 9:00pm

Matilda Street, just south of the Moor, is the only Ladbrokes inside the city centre. It opens at 8:30am on weekdays and 8:00am on Saturday, and closes at 9:00pm — the latest weekday close anywhere in Sheffield, but still an hour short of the 10:00pm that most big-city centres manage. On Sunday it runs 9:00am to 8:00pm.

If you are around Fargate, the Moor or the interchange, this is your only realistic walk-in option. The next nearest branch, Attercliffe, is close to two miles out.

East Sheffield: Attercliffe and Woodhouse

Attercliffe Road keeps 9:00am to 8:30pm six days a week and drops to 10:00am to 7:00pm on Sunday. Woodhouse, out on Cross Street, is the most interesting shop in the city: 9:00am to 8:30pm on weekdays, but 8:00am to 9:30pm on Saturday and a full 9:30pm on Sunday too. It is the latest-closing Ladbrokes in Sheffield at the weekend, and the only one still trading past 9:00pm on a Sunday.

South east: Hackenthorpe and Mosborough

Hackenthorpe on Birley Spa Lane is the most consistent branch in Sheffield — 8:30am to 8:00pm six days a week, and 9:00am to 8:00pm on Sunday, barely changing across the week. Mosborough, next to the Miners Welfare on Station Road, is the opposite: a 10:00am start on weekdays, a 7:00pm close, and 10:00am to 6:00pm on Sunday, the earliest finish in the city.

South and north: Jordanthorpe and Ecclesfield

Jordanthorpe on Dyche Road runs a flat 9:00am to 7:00pm six days a week, with a 10:00am Sunday start. Ecclesfield High Street, the only branch north of the city, opens at 9:30am on weekdays and closes at 7:00pm — but on a Saturday it opens at 8:30am and trades until 9:00pm, a two-hour swing that catches people out.

Branches without published hours

Three Sheffield Ladbrokes sites — on Langsett Road in Hillsborough, Chesterfield Road in Woodseats and Ridgeway Road in Gleadless — carry no opening hours on their Google listing. They are left out of the countdown above rather than filled in with a guess. If one of those is your nearest, phone ahead on 0800 022 3454 before setting off.

Ladbrokes opening times in Sheffield, day by day

The ranges below come from the seven Sheffield branches on this page rather than a national average for the chain. They are worth reading closely, because Sheffield's hours are shorter than the figures Ladbrokes publishes nationally.

Ranges across the 7 Sheffield branches listed above. Individual shops set their own hours under local licensing conditions.

DayEarliest openingTypical openingTypical closingEarliest closingNotes
Monday8:30am9am7pm – 8:30pm7pmLatest close anywhere is 9:00pm
Tuesday8:30am9am7pm – 8:30pm7pmQuietest day; full hours still kept
Wednesday8:30am9am7pm – 8:30pm7pmMidweek football and evening racing
Thursday8:30am9am7pm – 8:30pm7pmEuropean nights lift late demand
Friday8:30am9am7pm – 8:30pm7pmBusy from late afternoon onwards
Saturday8am8:30am – 9am8pm – 9pm7pmBusiest day; Woodhouse and Ecclesfield trade much later
Sunday9am9am – 10am7pm – 8pm6pmLater opening; Mosborough and Ecclesfield shut at 6:00pm

Earliest opening in Sheffield

No Sheffield branch opens before 8:30am on a weekday, and only two manage that: Matilda Street and Hackenthorpe. Saturday is different — Woodhouse opens at 8:00am, the earliest doors of the week anywhere in the city, with Matilda Street at 8:00am and Ecclesfield at 8:30am. The latest weekday start is Mosborough at 10:00am.

Latest closing in Sheffield

Sheffield is unusual: no branch reaches 10:00pm on any day. The latest weekday close is 9:00pm at Matilda Street, followed by Attercliffe and Woodhouse at 8:30pm and Hackenthorpe at 8:00pm. Three shops — Mosborough, Jordanthorpe and Ecclesfield — close at 7:00pm. At the weekend the picture improves slightly, with Woodhouse running to 9:30pm on Saturday and Sunday and Ecclesfield to 9:00pm on Saturday.

Sunday is the day that catches people out

Woodhouse is the only Sheffield branch open past 8:00pm on a Sunday, trading until 9:30pm. Matilda Street and Hackenthorpe close at 8:00pm, Attercliffe and Jordanthorpe at 7:00pm, and Mosborough and Ecclesfield at 6:00pm. Opening runs from 9:00am at four branches out to 10:00am at Attercliffe, Mosborough and Jordanthorpe.

What to expect inside a Sheffield Ladbrokes

The shops are far more standardised than the hours. Every branch on this list is a licensed betting office regulated by the Gambling Commission, and the practical details are much the same from Matilda Street to Mosborough.

  • Over-the-counter betting on racing, football and most other sports, with staff who will write a bet up if you are unsure.
  • Self-service betting terminals for placing bets without queueing at the counter.
  • Live racing and sport on screen through the trading day.
  • Grid card linking, so a bet placed in the shop can be tracked or settled through the app.
  • Cash withdrawals of online winnings at the counter, subject to ID and the shop holding enough cash.
  • Card and cash both accepted, though staking limits apply on machines.
  • Seating and viewing space varies a lot in Sheffield — Matilda Street is far deeper than its shopfront suggests, while several suburban branches are small.
  • Think 21 and Think 25 age checks operated in every branch, without exception.

Getting there

Matilda Street is a short walk from the Moor, the interchange and the Sheffield station approach, and every tram route through the city centre puts you within about ten minutes of it. Attercliffe sits on the Supertram route out towards Meadowhall, and Woodhouse, Hackenthorpe and Mosborough are all on the main bus corridors into the south east of the city. Ecclesfield is served by the buses running north along the A6135.

Driving is the more practical option for six of the seven branches. Jordanthorpe, Hackenthorpe, Mosborough and Ecclesfield all sit on suburban parades with parking close by, and none of them are inside Sheffield's Clean Air Zone, which covers the inner ring road area. Matilda Street is the one to avoid driving to — use the city-centre multi-storeys or the tram. The directions button on each listing opens Google Maps in walking mode by default.

Before you travel. Check the closing time, not just whether the shop is currently open. Counter service usually winds down before the doors physically shut, so allow at least 20 minutes if you need to be served rather than use a terminal — particularly if you are collecting a large payout or withdrawing online winnings in cash.

18+ only. Every branch operates Think 21 or Think 25, so bring photo ID if you look under 25. A passport, UK photocard driving licence or PASS-accredited card will do.

Frequently asked questions

Which Ladbrokes are open near me in Sheffield right now?

The live table at the top of this page answers that directly. It reads your device clock, sorts all seven Sheffield branches by distance and marks each one open, closing soon or closed, with a countdown to the exact closing time. Tap use my current location to re-sort the list around where you are rather than around the Town Hall.

How many Ladbrokes shops are there in Sheffield?

Seven with published opening hours, only one of which — Matilda Street — is in the city centre. Three further sites, at Hillsborough, Woodseats and Gleadless, list no hours on Google at all.

What time does Ladbrokes close in Sheffield?

Earlier than in most cities. No Sheffield branch reaches 10:00pm on any day. The latest weekday close is 9:00pm at Matilda Street, and three shops — Mosborough, Jordanthorpe and Ecclesfield — close at 7:00pm.

What time does Ladbrokes open in Sheffield?

Most branches open between 8:30am and 9:30am from Monday to Saturday. The earliest weekday start is 8:30am at Matilda Street and Hackenthorpe. On a Saturday, Woodhouse opens at 8:00am. The latest weekday start is Mosborough at 10:00am.

Is there a Ladbrokes in Sheffield city centre?

Yes, one: Matilda Street, just south of the Moor. It opens at 8:30am on weekdays and closes at 9:00pm, and it is the only Ladbrokes within walking distance of Fargate and the interchange. The next nearest branch is Attercliffe, close to two miles out.

Which Ladbrokes in Sheffield is open latest?

Matilda Street at 9:00pm during the week. At the weekend, Woodhouse takes over, trading until 9:30pm on both Saturday and Sunday, which makes it the latest-closing Ladbrokes in the city over a weekend.

Are Ladbrokes shops in Sheffield open on Sundays?

Yes, all seven, but with later opening and much earlier closing. Sunday opening runs from 9:00am to 10:00am, and closing from 6:00pm at Mosborough and Ecclesfield to 9:30pm at Woodhouse.

Are there any 24-hour Ladbrokes shops in Sheffield?

No. UK licensed betting offices cannot trade around the clock, and in Sheffield the latest any branch closes is 9:30pm. If the shops are shut, licensed online betting remains available to verified account holders.

Can I withdraw online winnings at a Ladbrokes shop in Sheffield?

Generally yes, at the counter, using your Grid card or account details along with photo ID. It depends on the cash the shop is holding at the time, so for a large withdrawal phone the branch first on 0800 022 3454.

Do Ladbrokes Sheffield opening hours change on bank holidays?

Yes. Most branches open on bank holidays but run reduced, Sunday-style hours. Christmas Day is the one date on which almost every UK betting shop closes. Holiday hours are set locally and change from year to year.

Why do Google and the Ladbrokes shop finder show different hours?

Third-party listings lag behind real changes, particularly around holidays, staffing gaps and refurbishments. When the two disagree, phone the branch. That is the only source reflecting today's actual position.

Safer gambling and support

Every shop listed here is licensed by the Gambling Commission and must offer the standard player protection tools: deposit and time limits on machines, self-exclusion, and staff trained to talk it through with you. Multi-Operator Self-Exclusion lets you block yourself from every betting shop within a chosen radius with a single request, which covers rival brands as well as Ladbrokes — useful in Sheffield, where other chains fill many of the high streets Ladbrokes has left.

  • Set a limit before you go, and treat it as fixed.
  • Only stake money you can genuinely afford to lose.
  • Do not chase losses — the most common route into difficulty.
  • Take breaks, and avoid betting when stressed or under the influence.

Free and confidential help is available 24 hours a day on the National Gambling Helpline, 0808 8020 133, or through BeGambleAware, GamCare and GAMSTOP.

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Ladbrokes Near Me in Glasgow

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Quick answer: Glasgow has the largest Ladbrokes estate of any city in Scotland — 25 branches with published hours, six of them inside the city centre alone. Most open between 8:00am and 9:00am, and 20 of the 25 trade until 10:00pm on a weekday. The earliest doors in the city are on West Nile Street at 7:00am, seven days a week bar Sunday.

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Where Glasgow's Ladbrokes branches actually are

Glasgow's estate is both large and unusually dense in the middle. Six branches sit inside the grid between Argyle Street and Cambridge Street, several of them within a two-minute walk of each other, and the rest fan out along the main roads into the west end, the north, the east end and the south side. Almost everything holds a 10:00pm licence, which makes Glasgow one of the easiest cities in Britain for a late bet.

The city centre grid: six shops, minutes apart

West Nile Street is the one to remember. It opens at 7:00am Monday to Saturday, earlier than any other Ladbrokes in the city, and runs to 10:00pm every night. Argyle Street is close behind at 7:30am, with a second entrance off the station concourse. Gordon Street and Cambridge Street both hold 8:00am to 10:00pm.

The two exceptions in the centre are worth knowing. Trongate closes at 8:00pm on weekdays but stays open until 10:00pm on Sunday, and Queen Street — despite being the closest branch of all to George Square — keeps the shortest Sunday in the city centre, 10:30am to 7:00pm.

The west end and Clydeside

Partick on Dumbarton Road and Govan on Burleigh Street cover the inner west, both running to 10:00pm on weekdays. Further out, Anniesland Road and Knightswood on Great Western Road both hold 10:00pm seven days a week, which makes the western corridor the most reliable late-night stretch outside the centre.

Drumchapel on Kinfauns Drive is the furthest branch from the centre at just under six miles, and the only western shop that pulls Sunday closing forward to 8:00pm.

North Glasgow: Maryhill and Springburn

Maryhill Road keeps a flat 8:30am to 10:00pm six days a week. The two Springburn branches split the difference: Springburn Way matches the 10:00pm close every day, while Springburn Road, a few minutes north, closes at 9:00pm on Saturday and 7:00pm on Sunday.

The east end: Dennistoun to Baillieston

Six branches, and the widest spread of hours in the city. Duke Street in Dennistoun is the most consistent shop in Glasgow — 8:30am to 10:00pm, every single day, no variation. At the other extreme, Duke Street in Parkhead keeps 9:00am to 7:00pm and is the earliest-closing Ladbrokes anywhere in the city.

Alexandra Parade closes at 8:00pm on weekdays but 9:30pm on Sunday, another reversal of the usual pattern. Easterhouse and the two Baillieston shops cover the eastern edge, with Main Street in Baillieston holding 8:00am to 10:00pm.

The south side: Shawlands to Castlemilk

Castlemilk on Dougrie Drive opens at 8:00am on a Sunday, earlier than anywhere else in Glasgow on that day. The two Rutherglen Main Street branches sit a few hundred metres apart and both run to 10:00pm. Shawlands and King's Park are the south-side shops to check at the weekend, since both close at 7:00pm on Sunday.

Ladbrokes opening times in Glasgow, day by day

The ranges below come from the 25 Glasgow branches on this page rather than a national average, so they show the real local spread — which is tighter than most UK cities because so many Glasgow shops hold a 10:00pm licence.

Ranges across the 25 Glasgow branches listed above. Individual shops set their own hours under local licensing conditions.

DayEarliest openingTypical openingTypical closingEarliest closingNotes
Monday7am8am – 8:30am10pm7pmTwenty branches hold 10:00pm
Tuesday7am8am – 8:30am10pm7pmQuietest day; full hours still kept
Wednesday7am8am – 8:30am10pm7pmMidweek football and evening racing
Thursday7am8am – 8:30am10pm7pmEuropean nights lift late demand
Friday7am8am – 8:30am10pm7pmBusy from late afternoon onwards
Saturday7am8am – 8:30am9:30pm – 10pm7pmBusiest day; West Nile Street still opens at 7:00am
Sunday8am9am9pm – 10pm7pmLater opening; closing ranges from 7:00pm to 10:00pm

Earliest opening in Glasgow

West Nile Street unlocks at 7:00am Monday to Saturday — the earliest Ladbrokes in Glasgow and one of the earliest anywhere in Scotland. Argyle Street follows at 7:30am on the same six days. After that a large group opens at 8:00am, including Gordon Street, Cambridge Street, Govan, Springburn Way, Baillieston Main Street and Rutherglen. On a Sunday the earliest doors in the city are at Castlemilk, 8:00am.

Latest closing in Glasgow

Twenty of the 25 branches close at 10:00pm on a weekday, which is the highest proportion of any city on this site. The exceptions are Trongate and Alexandra Parade at 8:00pm, Queen Street at 9:00pm, Baillieston on Easterhouse Road at 9:30pm, and Duke Street in Parkhead at 7:00pm. No UK betting shop trades past around 10:00pm, so in Glasgow that ceiling is the norm rather than the exception.

Sunday is the day that catches people out

Thirteen branches hold 10:00pm on a Sunday, but the rest drop back sharply. Five shops — Queen Street, Springburn Road, Duke Street in Parkhead, Shawlands and King's Park — close at 7:00pm. Sunday opening runs from 8:00am at Castlemilk out to 10:30am at Queen Street, the latest start of the week anywhere in the city. If your trip is on a Sunday, check the branch rather than assuming.

What to expect inside a Glasgow Ladbrokes

The shops are far more standardised than the hours. Every branch on this list is a licensed betting office regulated by the Gambling Commission, and the practical details are much the same from West Nile Street to Castlemilk.

  • Over-the-counter betting on racing, football and most other sports, with staff who will write a bet up if you are unsure.
  • Self-service betting terminals for placing bets without queueing at the counter.
  • Live racing and sport on screen through the trading day.
  • Grid card linking, so a bet placed in the shop can be tracked or settled through the app.
  • Cash withdrawals of online winnings at the counter, subject to ID and the shop holding enough cash.
  • Card and cash both accepted, though staking limits apply on machines.
  • Tea and coffee offered free in a number of the Glasgow branches, which is more common here than in most cities.
  • Think 21 and Think 25 age checks operated in every branch, without exception.

Getting there

The six city-centre branches are all walkable from Central and Queen Street stations — Gordon Street and Argyle Street are beside Central, and Queen Street and West Nile Street are a couple of minutes from Queen Street station and Buchanan Street subway. The Subway itself puts you within a short walk of Partick, Govan, Shawlands and Kinning Park, and the main bus corridors along Maryhill Road, Springburn Road, Duke Street and Pollokshaws Road each pass within a minute or two of a branch.

Driving into the centre means the multi-storeys around Buchanan Galleries or Cambridge Street, since none of the central shops have parking of their own. The suburban branches are far easier by car, and Easterhouse, Drumchapel and Castlemilk all sit in precincts with parking nearby. Glasgow's Low Emission Zone covers the city centre, so check your vehicle before driving in. The directions button on each listing opens Google Maps in walking mode by default.

Before you travel. Check the closing time, not just whether the shop is currently open. Counter service usually winds down before the doors physically shut, so allow at least 20 minutes if you need to be served rather than use a terminal — particularly if you are collecting a large payout or withdrawing online winnings in cash.

18+ only. Every branch operates Think 21 or Think 25, so bring photo ID if you look under 25. A passport, UK photocard driving licence or PASS-accredited card will do.

Frequently asked questions

Which Ladbrokes are open near me in Glasgow right now?

The live table at the top of this page answers that directly. It reads your device clock, sorts all 25 Glasgow branches by distance and marks each one open, closing soon or closed, with a countdown to the exact closing time. Tap use my current location to re-sort the list around where you are rather than around George Square.

How many Ladbrokes shops are there in Glasgow?

Twenty-five with published opening hours, including six inside the city centre. That is the largest Ladbrokes presence of any Scottish city and one of the densest central clusters in Britain.

What time does Ladbrokes open in Glasgow?

Most branches open between 8:00am and 9:00am Monday to Saturday. The earliest is West Nile Street at 7:00am, followed by Argyle Street at 7:30am. Sunday opening is later, typically between 9:00am and 10:00am, with Castlemilk earliest at 8:00am.

What time does Ladbrokes close in Glasgow?

Twenty of the 25 branches close at 10:00pm on a weekday. The early closers are Duke Street in Parkhead at 7:00pm, Trongate and Alexandra Parade at 8:00pm, Queen Street at 9:00pm and Baillieston on Easterhouse Road at 9:30pm.

Which Ladbrokes is nearest to George Square and Buchanan Street?

Queen Street, at 11 Queen St, is the closest to George Square — around four minutes on foot. West Nile Street and Trongate are both within six minutes, and Gordon Street sits directly beside Central Station.

Which Ladbrokes in Glasgow opens earliest?

West Nile Street at 7:00am, Monday to Saturday. It is the only Glasgow branch trading before 7:30am. On a Sunday the earliest is Castlemilk on Dougrie Drive at 8:00am.

Are Ladbrokes shops in Glasgow open on Sundays?

Yes, all of them. Thirteen branches still run to 10:00pm on a Sunday, but five close at 7:00pm — Queen Street, Springburn Road, Duke Street in Parkhead, Shawlands and King's Park. Sunday opening ranges from 8:00am to 10:30am depending on the shop.

Are there any 24-hour Ladbrokes shops in Glasgow?

No. UK licensed betting offices cannot trade around the clock, and the latest any Glasgow Ladbrokes closes is 10:00pm. If the shops are shut, licensed online betting remains available to verified account holders.

Can I withdraw online winnings at a Ladbrokes shop in Glasgow?

Generally yes, at the counter, using your Grid card or account details along with photo ID. It is not guaranteed for every amount at every branch, since it depends on the cash the shop is holding at the time. For a large withdrawal, phone the branch first on 0800 022 3454.

Do Ladbrokes Glasgow opening hours change on bank holidays?

Yes. Most branches open on Scottish bank holidays but run reduced, Sunday-style hours. Christmas Day is the one date on which almost every UK betting shop closes. Do not rely on last year's holiday hours — they are set locally and change year to year.

Why do Google and the Ladbrokes shop finder show different hours?

Third-party listings lag behind real changes, particularly around holidays, staffing gaps and refurbishments. When the two disagree, phone the branch. That is the only source reflecting today's actual position.

Safer gambling and support

Every shop listed here is licensed by the Gambling Commission and must offer the standard player protection tools: deposit and time limits on machines, self-exclusion, and staff trained to talk it through with you. Multi-Operator Self-Exclusion lets you block yourself from every betting shop within a chosen radius with a single request — particularly worth knowing in Glasgow, where six branches sit within a few hundred metres of each other in the city centre alone.

  • Set a limit before you go, and treat it as fixed.
  • Only stake money you can genuinely afford to lose.
  • Do not chase losses — the most common route into difficulty.
  • Take breaks, and avoid betting when stressed or under the influence.

Free and confidential help is available 24 hours a day on the National Gambling Helpline, 0808 8020 133, or through BeGambleAware, GamCare and GAMSTOP.

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