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 this does vary with public holidays and Sunday trading laws. this does vary with public holidays and Sunday trading laws.
  
-Morrisons greengrocery and fish markets are joy.+The Co-op used to be a horrible place with a blank wall fronting the street 
 +and a side entrance aimed primarily at the car park and the motorist. 
 +Co-op is now much improved with store front to Bridgford Road
  
-The Cooperative +The Co-op stocks a surprisingly large range of food stuffs for a small store, 
 +has terrific opening hours, is home to the main post office and has the Welsh 
 +clothing retailer "Peacocks" in store. (I say Welsh as the headquarters is now 
 +in Cardiff but I believe Frank Peacock started the enterprise in Warrington). 
 +It is reassuring 
 +to know that "Peacocks" is a reference to the owners family name rather than 
 +a style of dressing. Bring back the divi number I say. At least now you do 
 +need to be a member to enjoy a share of the profits. There is a second, 
 +smaller Coop supermarket in Edwalton and a 7/11 convenience shop further up 
 +Bridgford Rd. near the cricket ground which oddly opens no later than the  
 +main shop. 
 + 
 +Morrisons' green grocery and fish markets are a joy. Although the prices are 
 +nothing to write home about I enjoy a visit to Morrisons more than any other 
 +food shopping trip because I can walk there (or cycle) [[along the Grantham 
 +Canal and see the Swans, Coots, Moorhens and Mallards|http://photo.fulford.net/picture.php?/1821/category/71]] on route along with the 
 +beautiful gardens and splendid innovations for recreational access to the canal  
 +by those residents who have properties backing onto the water side. 
 + 
 +Why Iceland's down market advertising irritates me so much I don't know.  
 +Majoring on GM free products Iceland sells high quality frozen products  
 +including a range of exotic meats and fish at excellent prices. Iceland are  
 +one of the first retailers to get rid of the horrible BOGOF marketing trend. 
 +Iceland's part baked frozen breads, bread in a box, mixed rolls, croissants etc  
 +were excellent and I would make a special journey to get them. Sadly this  
 +range is no longer stocked in the Bridgford shop.
  
 |ASDA|Loughborough Rd. NG2 7JA|9694200|24 hour| |ASDA|Loughborough Rd. NG2 7JA|9694200|24 hour|
-Cooperative +|Cooperative|Bridgford Rd. NG2 6AP|981 0644|6-11| 
-|Morrisons|Gamston, NG2 6PS||7-11| +|Cooperative|Hilton Crescent, NG2 6HT|923 1774|7-10| 
-It should perhaps be mentioned that the remarkable B&M is just accross the river in Ladybay trading park and +|Iceland|26 Tudor Sq. NG2 6BT|981 0324|8-7| 
-a little further down the road is Liddle.+|Morrisons|Gamston, NG2 6PS|981 1787|7-11|
 + 
 +Both Morrisons and ASDA have petrol stations. 
 + 
 +It should perhaps be mentioned that the remarkable B&M is just across the river in Ladybay trading park and 
 +a little further down the road is LidlFor the big, largely canned food 
 +shop and for dog food I confess Lidl is my man. 
food/supermarkets.txt · Last modified: 2017/06/16 15:03 by fulford