Lancing supermarket reopens following million-pound investment

A supermarket in Lancing has reopened after a million pound investment.
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The Co-op in North Road welcomed customers again on Thursday, November 19. A company spokesman said the near 7,200 sq ft store – which supports 37 local jobs – runs on 100 per cent renewable electricity and includes Amazon lockers, hot food, a photo booth, rug doctor and Costa Coffee Express.

The store now also offers online click and collect through Co-op’s online shop and has new self-scan check-outs. Contactless card payment limits have been increased to £45.

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The Co-op’s Community Shopping Card makes it easier for those self-isolating or who have been instructed to stay at home to shop and pay for their essentials; cards can be purchased or topped-up by calling 0800 029 4592, enabling friends, families, neighbours or volunteers to shop on their behalf in store.

Co-op has reopened its Lancing storeCo-op has reopened its Lancing store
Co-op has reopened its Lancing store

Store manager Ferhat Spurling said: “We are delighted to have had the opportunity to make such a significant investment in our Lancing store – we have received a great response.

“We have undertaken an extensive programme of works to develop the range, choice, products and services locally that will create a really compelling offer in the community.”

He urged customers to become a Co-op member, which allows for additional offers and supports community causes.

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