On Sunday 14 June 2026, Swindon24 reported that the Kaspa's Desserts parlour at Wessex Court, Clarence Street, in Swindon town centre had stopped trading and was listed as closed.
The branch had been open for more than a decade. The report described it as popular for birthdays, family outings and treats after the cinema, especially with younger customers.
Why did it close?
No formal explanation was given. Swindon24 said the owners of the Swindon franchise were unable to comment, and there was no announcement about what would happen to the Clarence Street premises.
The wider picture
Kaspa's first opened in Croydon in 2012 and has grown into one of the UK's largest dessert chains, with more than 100 franchised sites.
The report set the closure against pressures across hospitality, without saying they were the cause here: restaurants and cafes have raised concerns about business rates, employer National Insurance contributions and the National Living Wage, alongside higher energy bills and customers spending less.
Source: Swindon24.