Co Antrim: M&S doubling size of Foodhall and creating around 25 news jobs

Up to 25 new jobs are being created as Marks and Spencer doubles the size of its Aldergrove Foodhall.

The renewal will see the store extend into the existing service station with work on the scheme having commenced this week.

Customers can look forward to a new layout, including a bigger in‑store bakery and upgraded coffee‑to‑go facilities with two machines.

A new frozen food range will be introduced at the location for the first time, as well as over 2,000 new lines of products customers know, including the ‘Food to Go’ range.

Work has commenced on the M&S premises at Aldergrove. Pictured is the retailer's store in Craigavon, which was the most recent in Northern Ireland to undergo the renewal scheme. Photo: Brian Thompsonplaceholder image
Work has commenced on the M&S premises at Aldergrove. Pictured is the retailer's store in Craigavon, which was the most recent in Northern Ireland to undergo the renewal scheme. Photo: Brian Thompson

The store will also feature additional self‑checkout tills, while the Click & Collect service will continue to be available.

David Brady, store manager, M&S Aldergrove, said: “We’re excited to be investing in our Aldergrove store and creating a bigger, more modern Foodhall for our customers.

"These improvements will allow us to offer an even wider range of great quality and trusted value food in a fresh, convenient environment, and will create up to 25 new roles right here in the local area.”

The Aldergrove renewal forms part of the retailer’s ongoing store rotation programme, focused on creating bigger, fresher food stores in the right locations, with modern layouts and the latest M&S format that meets changing customer needs.

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