query: where was the first aldi store in uk

pos: Aldi 1990, when it opened its first store there in Stechford, Birmingham, using the wholly owned English registered company of Aldi Stores Limited and Aldi sales in Britain grew consistently. In October 2013, Aldi opened the 300th store in Great Britain. By 2017 Aldi had over 600 stores there, and was opening them at a rate of more than one a week with the aim of having a thousand stores by 2022. It was still a small player in Great Britain, with a grocery share of less than 3.6%, but its importance, along with that of continental no-frills competitor Lidl was

pos: West Midlands (region) which makes flexible conduits. TNT UK is off the B4116 in the west of Atherstone, and Aldi UK is on the other side of the road; Aldi opened its first UK store on 17 July 1990 in Stechford, Birmingham, and now has around 700 UK stores. 3M have an abrasive products (sandpaper) factory in the east of the town. Daw Mill, next to the railway, was Britain's biggest coal producer near the B4098/B4114 junction at Arley and Over Whitacre. Holland & Barrett are Europe's largest health food chain, with 1,400 stores. Triton Showers (the UK's largest shower company) are based

pos: Aldi 1990, when it opened its first store there in Stechford, Birmingham, using the wholly owned English registered company of Aldi Stores Limited and Aldi sales in Britain grew consistently. In October 2013, Aldi opened the 300th store in Great Britain. By 2017 Aldi had over 600 stores there, and was opening them at a rate of more than one a week with the aim of having a thousand stores by 2022. It was still a small player in Great Britain, with a grocery share of less than 3.6%, but its importance, along with that of continental no-frills competitor Lidl was

neg: Matthew Barnes Matthew Barnes Matthew Campbell Barnes (born 7 May 1973) is a British businessman, and the Chief Executive of Aldi UK & Ireland. He comes from Bath. He studied Law and Politics at the University of Liverpool. After University, the opportunity presented itself to become a graduate employee of Aldi. This meant that he started out managing one store, stacking shelves etc. He joined Aldi in 1997 as a graduate. He worked with Aldi Australia. He became the managing director of Aldi UK in February 2010, becoming Chief Executive in April 2015. After years of working in Aldi Uk, eventually managing

neg: Matthew Barnes Co-op in market share. He is married with three children. Matthew Barnes Matthew Campbell Barnes (born 7 May 1973) is a British businessman, and the Chief Executive of Aldi UK & Ireland. He comes from Bath. He studied Law and Politics at the University of Liverpool. After University, the opportunity presented itself to become a graduate employee of Aldi. This meant that he started out managing one store, stacking shelves etc. He joined Aldi in 1997 as a graduate. He worked with Aldi Australia. He became the managing director of Aldi UK in February 2010, becoming Chief Executive in April

neg: Aldi the grocery chain Hofer in Austria; Aldi Nord opened its first stores abroad in the Netherlands in 1973, and other countries followed. In 1976, Aldi opened its first store in the United States in Iowa, and, in 1979, Aldi Nord acquired Trader Joe's. After German reunification and the fall of the Iron Curtain, Aldi experienced a rapid expansion. The brothers retired as CEOs in 1993; control of the companies was placed in the hands of private family foundations, the Siepmann Foundation (Aldi Süd) and the Markus Foundation (Aldi Nord, Trader Joe's). The Aldi Nord group currently consists of 35 independent

neg: Maidstone mum Maidstone mum A Maidstone mum is a marketing term to describe dwellers in 'Middle England' who are deserting Tesco and Morrisons to shop at discount supermarkets Lidl and Aldi. The term was first used by Ronny Gottschlich the Lidl CEO on 2 December 2013 who said: 'he wants to target ‘Maidstone mums’ who are ‘no longer afraid to be seen in a Lidl store' Lidl and Aldi are providing serious competition to traditional rivals Tesco, Sainsbury, Asda and Morrisons. Lidl, the cut-price chain will more than double the number of stores it has in the UK in an attempt to

neg: Aldi Slovenia and Italy (as "Hofer"), Great Britain, Ireland, Australia, and Switzerland. Aldi Süd's first Switzerland store opened in 2005, while it has operated in Hungary since 2007. Aldi Süd had invested an estimated €800m ($1bn; £670m) in Greece from November 2008 until pulling out on 31 December 2010. While Aldi Nord has renamed its Dutch and Belgian subsidiaries "Combi" and "Lansa" to the "Aldi Markt/Aldi Marché" brand, Aldi Süd tries to maintain a regional appearance, branding its stores "Aldi Süd" in Germany, "Aldi Suisse" in Switzerland, and "Hofer" in Austria and Slovenia. Aldi launched in Great Britain, on 5 April

neg: Aldi growing, with half of shoppers in Great Britain visiting Lidl or Aldi over Christmas that year. Aldi opened stores in affluent locations, including Knutsford and Bury St Edmunds. In much of Australia, Aldi filled a void in the discount supermarket business that arose when the discount grocery chain Franklins went out of business. Aldi opened its first store in Sydney, 2001 and has grown rapidly since, maintaining a 12.6% market share as of early 2016. Aldi Süd expanded to the United States under the Aldi banner, having expanded throughout the Eastern and Midwestern U.S., mostly through organic expansion, though it

neg: Lidl he discovered a newspaper article about the painter and retired schoolteacher Ludwig Lidl, he bought the rights to the name from him for 1,000 German marks. Lidl is part of the Schwarz Group, the fifth-largest retailer in the world with sales of $82.4 billion (2011). The first Lidl discount store was opened in 1973, copying the Aldi concept. Schwarz rigorously removed merchandise that did not sell from the shelves, and cut costs by keeping the size of the retail outlets as small as possible. By 1977, the Lidl chain comprised 33 discount stores. Lidl opened its first UK store in

neg: Aldi Portugal, Spain and Poland, while Aldi Süd operates in Ireland, Great Britain, Hungary, Switzerland, Australia, China, Italy, Austria and Slovenia. Both Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd also operate in the United States with 1,600 stores as of 2017. The earliest roots of the company trace back to 1913, when the mother of Karl and Theo Albrecht opened a small store in a suburb of Essen. Their father was employed as a miner and later as a baker's assistant. Karl Albrecht was born in 1920, Theo Albrecht in 1922. Theo Albrecht completed an apprenticeship in his mother's store, while Karl Albrecht

neg: Aldi since 2009. Aldi Aldi (stylised as ALDI) is the common brand of two German family owned discount supermarket chains with over 10,000 stores in 20 countries, and an estimated combined turnover of more than €50 billion. Based in Germany, the chain was founded by brothers Karl and Theo Albrecht in 1946 when they took over their mother's store in Essen, which had been in operation since 1913. The business was split into two separate groups in 1960, that later became Aldi Nord, headquartered in Essen, and Aldi Süd, headquartered in Mülheim. In 1962, they introduced the name Aldi (a syllabic

neg: Aldi Aldi Aldi (stylised as ALDI) is the common brand of two German family owned discount supermarket chains with over 10,000 stores in 20 countries, and an estimated combined turnover of more than €50 billion. Based in Germany, the chain was founded by brothers Karl and Theo Albrecht in 1946 when they took over their mother's store in Essen, which had been in operation since 1913. The business was split into two separate groups in 1960, that later became Aldi Nord, headquartered in Essen, and Aldi Süd, headquartered in Mülheim. In 1962, they introduced the name Aldi (a syllabic abbreviation for

neg: Galston, New South Wales located on the ground level. Following the numerous graffiti attacks on the carpark, the carpark has been repainted and is now closed 15 minutes after the last store closes. ALDI which was recently opened on Wednesday 8 October, owns a fully functioning store although it only makes use of 3/4 of Franklins store space. The Galston ALDI is larger than the Round Corner ALDI. There is a variety of housing available in Galston. There are a number of recently built modern brick townhouses and home units close in to the shopping village and several hundred modern brick dwellings in subdivisions

neg: Matthew Barnes a region of many stores, Matthew was asked to become 'Head of Buying", a massive promotion, in Australia. He took his 3 kids and wife to Sydney where he worked, with much success, in helping boost sales in Australia dramatically. After his success in Australia, a new vacancy became available to become joint MD (managing director), of Aldi Uk, with Roman Heini. After much success in the Uk, in 2015 Matthew became the CEO of Aldi Uk, a company before his reign which was on the verge of bankruptcy, now turning over 10bn a year and overtaking Waitrose and the

neg: Lidl from the carton. When the carton is empty, it is simply replaced with a full one. Staffing is minimal. In contrast to Aldi, there are generally more branded products on offer. Lidl distributes many low-priced gourmet foods by producing each of them in a single European Union country for its whole worldwide chain, but it also sources many local products from the country where the store is located. Like Aldi, Lidl has special weekly offers, and its stock of non-food items often changes with time. In contrast to Aldi, Lidl advertises extensively in its homeland of Germany. The Lidl operation

neg: H-E-B off of Little York and U.S. Route 59. Mi Tienda, which means "my store" in Spanish, sells Mexican baked goods; a tortilleria, where employees make tortillas; and a carniceria providing marinated cuts of chicken, beef and pork. In addition, Mi Tienda also houses the Cocina restaurant, which serves Mexican food and drinks. In 2010, H-E-B opened "Joe V's Smart Shop", a brand featuring discount items modeled after discount grocer Aldi. The first location opened was a store located in northwest unincorporated Harris County, Texas, near northwest Houston. The store format is smaller compared with a full-service H-E-B store but double

neg: Karl Albrecht of , a suburb of Essen. Theo completed an apprenticeship in his mother's store, while Karl worked in a delicatessen shop. Karl served in the Wehrmacht during World War II and was wounded on the Eastern Front. After the war, the brothers jointly took over their mother's business and founded Albrecht KG. They separated that company in 1961 into Aldi Nord, covering the part of Germany north of the Ruhr under Theo Albrecht, and Aldi Süd under Karl. The first Aldi (short for Albrecht Discount) was opened in 1962. In 1994, Karl Albrecht removed himself from the daily operations of

neg: Aldi Albrecht Diskont), which is pronounced . In Germany, Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd have been financially and legally separate since 1966, although both divisions' names may appear as if they were a single enterprise with certain store brands or when negotiating with contractor companies. The formal business name is Aldi Einkauf GmbH & Compagnie, oHG. Aldi's German operations consist of Aldi Nord's 35 individual regional companies with about 2,500 stores in western, northern, and eastern Germany, and Aldi Süd's 32 regional companies with 1,600 stores in western and southern Germany. Internationally, Aldi Nord operates in Denmark, France, the Benelux countries,

neg: Tranent Gala is funded by donations and fundraising. The Gala was first formed in 1934 by the miners of Tranent who aimed to form a special event for people in the town. The town has two supermarkets. On the east of the town's High Street, there is an Asda supermarket which opened in August 2015. There is also an Aldi supermarket on the far east side of the town which opened in October 2015. The store is the second largest Store that Aldi operates in Scotland and the largest in the county of East Lothian. The town also has a Farmfoods

neg: Bones + Longing Pledge Music campaign. The track also appeared in the iTunes store in Ireland, Canada, US and UK on Friday, October 10, 2014 as part of the Bones+Longing pre-order. The single instantly downloaded upon pre-ordering the album. The second single release in Ireland is 'Making My Way'. This track featured in Aldi Ireland's Christmas advertising campaign.The song appeared on Irish television on November 6, 2014. The track later appeared in the Irish iTunes Store on November 6, 2014. 'Palomino' was finally released as a single on April 18, 2015 on a limited edition 7" vinyl to mark Record Store Day. The

neg: Thurles the northeastern part of the kingdom of Limerick. Later in 1328, his descendant, James Butler, was created Earl of Ormond by King Edward III of England. Thurles was originally an agricultural market town. It is now a retail town, with chain stores like Dunnes Stores, Heatons, Lidl, Aldi, Boots UK and Holland and Barrett. Thurles Shopping centre was recently extended and plans to open a new a Tesco store to replace the current store in Liberty Square have also been announced. Stakelum's Hardware, which recently moved to the Nenagh road, is one of the biggest family owned business in the

neg: Bottom Dollar Food Dollar location as an Aldi in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Garfield, as there is no other grocery store in the neighborhood. Delhaize finalized the sale of the shuttered locations to Aldi on March 27, 2015, with plans to reopen 30 of the locations purchased as Aldi, including the aforementioned location in Pittsburgh's Garfield section. The remaining locations—all of which are near existing Aldi locations—will either be flipped or sublet by Aldi. The stores sold the "My Essentials" and Hannaford private brands. Bottom Dollar Food competed with other discount supermarket chains - including PriceRite, Save-A-Lot, Aldi, and C-Town Supermarkets - Giant

neg: Theo Albrecht Theo Albrecht Theodor Paul "Theo" Albrecht (; 28 March 1922 – 24 July 2010) was a German entrepreneur, who in 2010 was ranked by Forbes as the 31st richest person in the world, with a net worth of $16.7 billion. He owned and was the CEO of the Aldi Nord discount supermarket chain. In the US he owned the Trader Joe's specialty grocery store chain. His brother Karl Albrecht owned the Aldi Süd discount supermarket chain. The two chains originally were a single family enterprise until a friendly division of assets in 1960. Aldi Süd operates the Aldi groceries in

neg: Aldi may appear as if they were a single enterprise with certain store brands or when negotiating with contractor companies. The individual groups were originally owned and managed jointly by the brothers. Karl Albrecht, who died in 2014, retained ownership of Aldi Süd with a personal wealth of €17.2 billion that made him the richest man in Germany. The co-owners of Aldi Nord, Berthold and Theo Albrecht Jr. came close behind at €16 billion. Dieter Schwarz, owner of Lidl and Kaufland came in third, with a fortune of €11.5 billion. Aldi started to expand internationally in 1967, when Aldi Süd acquired

neg: Aldi did buy Bottom Dollar Food in late 2014 from Delhaize Group. Aldi Süd revealed expansion plans in 2015 and expanded into the Southern California market, where Aldi Nord's Trader Joe's is based. On 25 November 2016, Aldi Süd confirmed that it will expand to China in late 2017. Hofer, subsidiary of Aldi Süd, opened its first 10 stores in Italy on 1 March 2018. Some Aldi practices are common in German supermarkets but largely unique to Aldi in other countries. These include the system of metal gates and turnstiles forcing customers to exit through the checkout, and charging customers for

neg: Store brand more expensive than generic brands sold at the store. (e.g. Pittsburgh-based Giant Eagle selling their store brands for less than national brands but more than Topco's "Valu Time" generic brand.) Grocery chains such as Aldi and Save-A-Lot primarily sell store brands to promote overall lower prices, compared to supermarket chains that sell several brands. Richelieu Foods, for example, is a private label company producing frozen pizza, salad dressing, sauces, marinades, condiments and deli salads for other companies, including Hy-Vee, Aldi, Save-A-Lot, Sam's Club, Hannaford Brothers Co., BJ's Wholesale Club (Earth's Pride brand) and Shaw's Supermarkets (Culinary Circle brand). Another example

neg: Berwick-upon-Tweed Farm Foods, Marks and Spencer, Argos, Next, Carpet Right, Curry's PC World, Halfords, and the newly opened Pound Land. Berwick Borough Council refused a proposal from Asda in 2006 to build a store near the site, but in 2008 gave Tesco planning permission for its new store in the town, which opened on 13 September 2010. Asda went on to take over the Co-op shop unit in Tweedmouth early 2010. A Morrisons supermarket with a petrol station, alongside a branch of McDonald's, a Travelodge UK and an Aldi all exist on Loaning Meadows close to the outskirts of the town

neg: Rockdale Plaza demolished and construction started on redeveloping the site. Rockdale Plaza opened in 1997 and featured Big W, Franklins, Woolworths and over 50 speciality stores. Waltons and the Tenpin Bowling Alley had not returned to the site and have closed. In 2013, Franklins closed its store and was split in half, one half was taken up by Best and Less as well as Aldi which opened on the other half on 16 October 2013. Main major tenants include Aldi supermarket, Big W discount department store and Woolworths supermarket. Rockdale Plaza Rockdale Plaza is a medium-sized shopping centre located in the suburb

neg: Maidstone mum I started thinking… everyone I know shops here.. Maidstone mums joins the White Van Man, Pebbledash People, Worcester Woman and Mondeo man as one of the advertisers' target groups. Maidstone mum A Maidstone mum is a marketing term to describe dwellers in 'Middle England' who are deserting Tesco and Morrisons to shop at discount supermarkets Lidl and Aldi. The term was first used by Ronny Gottschlich the Lidl CEO on 2 December 2013 who said: 'he wants to target ‘Maidstone mums’ who are ‘no longer afraid to be seen in a Lidl store' Lidl and Aldi are providing serious competition

neg: Bass Hill Plaza Bass Hill Plaza Bass Hill Plaza is a shopping centre in the suburb of Bass Hill in Sydney's south-west. The centre is anchored by strong performing Woolworths, Aldi, Kmart and over 50 specialty stores. Bass Hill Plaza was formerly anchored by Franklins and Target. Bass Hill Plaza opened on November 27, 1984 and included a Franklins Supermarket, Target and Woolworths as main anchor tenants and over 50 speciality stores. In 2013 Franklins closed its store and was replaced by Aldi which opened on August 28, 2013. Target closed its Bass Hill store on June 28, 2014 due to poor sales.

neg: Aldi accepts Visa and MasterCard with no surcharge. In the United States, as of February 2016, Aldi accepts all four major credit cards (MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover Card), and from the beginning all credit cards "Carte Bleue" (Visa, American Express or MasterCard) in France due to the banking system in France where debit cards don't exist; before this, Aldi only accepted debit cards. Aldi has accepted Visa/MasterCard without surcharge throughout Great Britain from October 2014, which had previously been accepted only in Scotland, and throughout Germany from September 2015. Aldi Suisse became one of the first companies to accept

neg: Aldi accept manufacturers' coupons, although some US stores successfully experimented with store coupons (e.g. $10 off a $25 purchase). In addition to its standard assortment, Aldi has weekly special offers, some of them on more expensive products such as electronics, tools, appliances, or computers, usually from in-house electronics brand Medion and workzone brand for tools. Discount items can include clothing, toys, flowers, and gifts. Specials have strict limits on quantities, and are for one week. Aldi's early computer offers in Germany (such as a Commodore 64 in 1987) resulted in those products selling out in a few hours. Aldi is the

neg: Foodland (South Australia) be completed by mid-2017, a quarter of all stores will also be upgraded and/or enlarged, thus creating jobs. In 2017 a Canstar survey revealed that Foodland had the most satisfied customers of any Australian Supermarket, earning 5 stars, dethroning ALDI which held the spot of number 1 for 3 years, ALDI scored 4 stars along with IGA scoring 4 stars. Coles and Woolworths scored 3 Stars each. Drakes Supermarkets first store opened in 1974 at Mitcham in South Australia, by Roger Drake and has since expanded to become South Australia's largest independent supermarket chain, and the largest owner of Foodland

neg: Trader Joe's had noticed that Americans were traveling more and returning home with tastes for food and wine they had trouble satisfying in supermarkets of the time. The first store branded as "Trader Joe's" opened in 1967. This store, on Arroyo Parkway in Pasadena, California, remains in operation to this day. In the first few decades since opening, some of the stores offered fresh meats provided by butchers who leased space in the stores. Trader Joe's at one time had sandwich shops, freshly cut cheese and freshly squeezed orange juice all in-store. Germany's Theo Albrecht (owner and CEO of Aldi Nord) bought

neg: Norma (supermarket) Norma (supermarket) Norma is a food discount store with more than 1,300 stores in Germany, France, the Czech Republic and Austria. The stores are appearing as "Norma" and "Norma-Rodi", as Norma has acquired the company Rodi. In 1921 the family company "George Roth" in Fürth, Germany, was founded. Out of this company, in the 1960s, the first Norma store opened in the south of Germany. Since the end of the 1980s, Norma has developed from a regional discount store to an international company. In common with other large German discount supermarket chains such as Aldi and Lidl, Norma's central retail

neg: Broadway Shopping Centre, Bexleyheath information about each firm. JD Sports traded inside the mall for a time (in what is now T-Mobile) after their merger with First Sport, which previously occupied the unit, but subsequently closed this small store to focus on their larger and more recent Broadway Square site. Mothercare and Early Learning Centre were located in separate stores inside the shopping centre for a number of years, but relocated in September 2010 to a former Aldi store on Market Place, outside the centre's boundaries. (In 2018, this store was included on a list of sixty Mothercare stores earmarked for closure as part

neg: Whitebirk Sofaworks, Harveys Furniture and Bensons for Beds. In January 2015, Smyths Toys Superstore announced plans to open in the park, and opened in October 2015. B&M Bargains also has presence in the centre. The Range has an store in Whitebirk, located where B&Q used to be in Blackburn, before it relocated in September 2004 to the "Nova Scotia Retail Park", in the Grimshaw Park area. In December 2015, Aldi announced plans to open in the park. In April 2016, the plans were approved, although the application saw opposition. The store opened in May 2017. Peel, the site's owner, have repetitively

neg: Clitheroe officially opened, with Pets at Home and Vets4pets following shortly afterwards. Clitheroe has five supermarkets: Booths, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Lidl, and Aldi. There is a shopping arcade known as the "Swan Courtyard", and two petrol stations, run by BP and Texaco (which includes a Subway). In May 2007, when Kwik Save entered administration, its store on Station Road closed. In September 2008, Booths bought the site, and expanded their store, where it currently houses charity shop "YMCA". There are three Anglican churches: the Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene; St James' Church; St Paul's in Low Moor. The Roman Catholic church

neg: Price Rite pricing with lower prices on many items throughout the store. It was 1995 when Wakefern Food Corporation opened its first limited-assortment concept store in West Springfield, Massachusetts. After failing to successfully enter the warehouse club concept with their PriceRite Warehouse Club (see below), Wakefern assigned the "Price Rite" name to its newest prototype: a limited-assortment, deep-discount supermarket meant to do battle with the no-frills operators which were successfully spreading across North America, such as Aldi, Food Basics, and Save-a-Lot. In the years since the first Price Rite opened, the concept has been tweaked to emphasize the size and freshness of

neg: Discount store Retail Ranking; June 2014), operates more than 10,121 discount stores or discount shops worldwide. Australia has four main discount shops including Aldi, Big W, Kmart, and Target, plus in the Sydney region only, Victoria's Basement. Woolworths entered Canada in the 1920s, but the stores were converted to the Foot Locker, Champs Sports and other stores by 1994. Kresge's entered Canada in 1929. Zellers was founded in 1931, and was acquired by the Hudson's Bay Company in 1978. Giant Tiger opened its first store in Ottawa in 1961, modeled on Woolworths. Winners was founded in 1982 in Toronto, and sells off-price

neg: Theo Albrecht save money." Theodor Albrecht died 24 July 2010, in his home town of Essen, Germany. Theo Albrecht Theodor Paul "Theo" Albrecht (; 28 March 1922 – 24 July 2010) was a German entrepreneur, who in 2010 was ranked by Forbes as the 31st richest person in the world, with a net worth of $16.7 billion. He owned and was the CEO of the Aldi Nord discount supermarket chain. In the US he owned the Trader Joe's specialty grocery store chain. His brother Karl Albrecht owned the Aldi Süd discount supermarket chain. The two chains originally were a single family enterprise

neg: Pitsea The Pitsea Swimming Pool was pulled down in January 2013. A new market square has been put onto the site of the former Railway Hotel, officially opening in 2014. The former co-op store (closed early 1980s) that had hosted an arcade and several independent business was demolished in early 2014, and by July 2014 a new Aldi was built on this site and part of the former market place. The rest of the former market place has been convereted into parking. The former Sainsburys building that had hosted Aldi and Castaways, a fish restaurant were knocked down and replaced by

neg: Insomnia Coffee Company 5 years. The first franchise store was opened in 2013 in St Stephens Green Shopping Centre, Dublin 2015 saw the announcement of a new partnership with international retailer Debenhams, where Insomnia plans to open in a number of Debenhams outlets across the UK and Ireland. The first of these launched at Debenhams in the Mahon Point Shopping Centre, Cork. The Cork store was followed by the first UK outlet opening in Rugby and the second UK outlet opening in Bradford in November. The fourth Insomnia Debenhams store opened in Bristol in August 2016. Insomnia has also confirmed a partnership with

neg: Clitheroe Homebase, Fat Face and M&Co (however most of these are smaller branches). There are numerous banks and building societies, including Lloyds Bank, Santander, Barclays, HSBC, and NatWest. Clitheroe has three jewellers, with "Nettletons Jewellers" being on the high street. In November 2000, Peugeot ("Perrys") opened a dealership in the town, but it has since closed. Majestic Wine now occupies the site. In May 2007, planning permission was granted for a Homebase, although the store didn't open until April 2009. In April 2015, work officially started on a new development, consisting of Aldi and Pets at Home. In October 2015, Aldi

neg: Artane Castle Shopping Centre and Aldi, located in Coolock. Artane Castle Shopping Centre Artaine Castle Shopping Centre is a shopping centre in Artane, Dublin which opened in 1982. Its anchor store is Tesco Ireland, with Lifestyle Sports (closed December 2016) and Penney's. Other smaller units in the center include Gleesons Butchers, Boston Barbers, Lloyds Pharmacy, Post Office, 3 Store, Miss Daisy Florist, The Book Haven, Graham O'Sullivan restaurant, Funmax. The shopping complex also has a branch of the local Donnycarney/Beaumont Credit Union and a McDonald's fast food outlet (Ireland's first suburban McDonald's). The original supermarket was Quinnsworth when the centre opened, but it was

neg: Bedworth appliance insurer Domestic & General has offices in the town centre and provides substantial employment for the community. Several years ago Bedworth Kwik Save (a 1960s steel reinforced concrete building with roof parking, known locally as the Hypermarket – the original name), was redeveloped into a new Aldi store. Next to it is a Home Bargains store. Tesco was in a similar type of building to Kwik Save, but in a brick-faced and arched windowed 1970s style, closed in January 2011, and was redeveloped into a steel-framed Tesco Xtra store. Parking is at ground level, the store is on the

neg: Netto Marken-Discount Netto Marken-Discount Netto Marken-Discount is a German discount supermarket chain. It is owned by the German supermarket cooperative Edeka Group, and operates mostly in the south and west of Germany. The first store was opened in 1984 and the chain is expanding aggressively, with its 1000th store opening in 2004 and its 4000th in 2009. In 2009 the Edeka Group completed acquisition of the Plus supermarket chain, converting the Plus supermarket locations into Netto supermarkets. The Netto Marken-Discount retail concept is to offer well-known brands at low prices, which contrasts with the strategy of competitors Aldi and Lidl who mainly

neg: Asda store market while at the same time addressing competition from discount supermarkets such as Aldi, Lidl and Netto. On 6 December 2006, "The Guardian" newspaper reported that further planned store openings were under review following poor sales in the existing outlets, while the range of branded products being carried was also being expanded due to customer demand. In January 2007 it was announced that the original trial store would close within a month after only 10 months of trading. The Pontefract store continues to trade and is now part of the Asda supermarket division. In 2012, Asda trialled a new

neg: Earnock Estate offers a large, compared to other convenience shops, selection of goods; confectionery, newspapers, and other such standard items are on offer. As well as these the shop also has a large behind-counter alcohol section, and a small homewares and gifts section that stocks items such as vases, cards and seasonal gifts. The shop is well known to have an issue with underage drinkers attempting to gain alcohol from the store. The Aldi store, also on Wellhall Road, opened in Winter 2006 and was built on the site of a former Safeway store. The Safeway store was closed and relocated to

neg: Westfield Hurstville (which replaced the two-level Venture store in 1993) shrunk to become a one-level store with the bottom level of the store taken over by Rebel Sport which then was taken over by Aldi. Franklins closed in 2001 and was taken over by Food For Less in 2002 and operated until November 2015 when Woolworths opened at the other end of the centre. Food For Less was taken over by Tong Li Supermarket and a medical centre. Grace Bros (renamed to Myer in 2004) became sole department store until its closure in early 2015. Despite having many variety stores added, the

neg: Hucknall building was previously home to New College Nottingham. Hucknall's Tesco superstore opened in 2003, creating a number of jobs for the town. In 2008, the store was extended to make it a Tesco Extra store. A Tesco Express store was opened in early January 2009 in Annesley Road. Other shop branches in Hucknall include Wilkos, Card Warehouse, Argos, B&M Bargains, Fulton's Foods, Home Bargains, Bird's Bakery (http://www.birdsbakery.com), Boots, Peacocks, Specsavers, Iceland, Aldi, Co-Operative Food, and Sainsbury's. Independent local retailers include Branson's DIY store and Aquatic centre – a family-run business for over fifty years; Lawrence Severn and Son Ltd, butchers

neg: Knutsford galleries. Knutsford has a medium-sized supermarket, Booths, also an Aldi, a Little Waitrose, a Sainsbury's Local, and two Co-Op stores (one on Princess Street and one on Parkgate Lane). Tesco used to have a small shop in the town centre, which closed many years ago. The retailer had hoped to open a larger store on the edge of the town on Mobberley Road, but councillors in Mobberley objected to the proposed development, thinking it might result in more cars travelling through their village. In 2008, Aldi announced plans to open a superstore in Knutsford, but construction did not begin until

neg: Spandau Prison the former RAF Gatow airbase, with the exception of a single set of keys now exhibited in the regimental museum of the King's Own Scottish Borderers at Berwick Barracks. As of 2006, a Kaiser's Supermarket, Aldi, and a Media Markt consumer electronics store occupied the former prison grounds. In late 2008, Media Markt left the main shopping complex. The space lies now abandoned. In 2011 the new owner, a development company applied for permission to demolish the cinema complex of the Britannia Centre, which is used by Aldi. The contracts for both, the cinema complex and the shopping complex, with

neg: Tesco Town Aylesbury. The company has three stores. This compares to Sainsbury's having two stores and Morrisons one. However, branches of Aldi, Lidl, Asda and Waitrose opened in quick succession in 2013. There are plans for a second Aldi as of 2014 and plans for a third Sainsbury's as of 2015. Banbridge, Co Down in Northern Ireland can also be classed as a Tesco Town with a Superstore and Extra store for a population of approximately 14,000. Bedford has been described as a Tesco town with the town having a Tesco for every 7,500 people. Bicester is one of the UK's best

neg: Red Owl (retail chain) and remained in 2009 as one of the smallest full-service grocery retailers. Masons Red Owl faces competition in the Green Bay area from other grocers including Woodman's, Wal-Mart, ALDI, and Festival Foods. http://m.startribune.com/gone-30-years-red-owl-supermarkets-still-live-on-in-its-employees-memories/471333454/ Red Owl (retail chain) Red Owl was a grocery store chain in the United States, headquartered in Hopkins, Minnesota. Founded in 1922, it was initially owned and operated by a private investment firm affiliated with General Mills, and purchased in 1968 by Gamble-Skogmo. Red Owl started as a coal company in the 1920s. It opened its first store in Rochester, Minnesota. There were eventually stores throughout the

neg: Withernsea competing store which originally struggled to attract sales. Tesco resorted to a campaign of price flexing, offering customers £8 off for every £20 spent in their Withernsea branch. This led to an investigation by the Competition Commission. After their market share increased, Tesco prices returned to a level closer to the national average. Subsequently Aldi took over the former Proudfoot supermarket, and are now offering very competitive opposition to Tesco. Meanwhile, the Withernsea Town Council has bought a former pub and nightclub, centrally located opposite Aldi, and has renamed it the Meridian Centre. A lottery bid for over £400,000 -

neg: Discount store Company started opening Saks Off 5th locations to sell off-price brands. American off-price chain Nordstrom Rack has announced that its first Canadian location will be opened in Vaughan Mills in 2018. The most important discount shops in Germany are Aldi, Lidl, Netto Marken-Discount, Norma and Penny. Italy has numerous discount shops. The biggest chain is Eurospin, while others include Tuodì, MD Discount, Todis, DPIU', Discount Dial, Lidl and Penny Market. Japan has numerous discount stores, including Costco, Daiso, Don Quijote (store) and The Price (owned by Ito Yokado). Action, Euroland, Big Bazar and Zeeman are Dutch discount shops. Action and

neg: Westfield Chatswood free standing Grace Bros store (later renamed Myer in 2004) and Toys "R" Us was added. In 2008 Aldi opened its store on the space vacated by Food For Less. Spanish clothing retailer Zara opened its store in 13 February 2014. In July 2014, as part of a restructure of the Westfield Group, it came under the control of the Scentre Group. In 2015 a $110 million upgrade to Westfield Chatswood commenced, with the centre increased from 77,000sqm to 80,000sqm of gross lettable area. The redevelopment was completed in November 2015 with H&M (opened on the space vacated by Toys

neg: Toombul Shopping Centre Toombul Shopping Centre Toombul Shopping Centre is a suburban shopping centre located in the locality of Toombul which is part of Nundah, a suburb of the City of Brisbane in the state of Queensland, Australia. The centre is currently anchored by Target and Kmart discount department stores, Coles supermarket, Aldi Food Store, an 8-screen Event Cinema and more than 140 specialty stores including Lincraft, Witchery, Sportsgirl and Pillow Talk. The centre opened on 11 October 1967 by The Westfield Group. Over the years it has been remodelled from its original form with several extensions, the most recent being the Aldi

neg: Lexington Park by the knowledgeable observer, and as late as the 1990s a grocery store on the site (since demolished) preserved the location of Lexington's home plate with a distinctively-shaped commemorative floor tile. The area is currently being redeveloped. An Aldi grocery store is one of the most recent additions to the site. According to Stew Thornley's 2006 book, a plaque that had once been affixed to the grocery store is now reinstated, at the TCF Bank branch building. Lexington Park Lexington Park was the name of a former minor league baseball park in St. Paul, Minnesota. It was the home of

neg: Aldi largest wine retailer in Germany. Some Australian stores now sell alcoholic beverages. Some US stores also sell alcoholic beverages (mainly beer and wine) where permitted by local and state laws. Aldi has a policy in Germany of not advertising, apart from a weekly newsletter of special prices called "Aldi informs" that is distributed in stores and by direct mail and often printed in local newspapers. It claims this is a cost saving that can be passed on to consumers. In Germany, Aldi has never used an external advertising agency. In the United States, it advertises in newspapers and on television,

neg: Discount store recent development in retailing is the "discount department store", such as Sears Essentials, which is a combination of the Kmart and Sears formats, after the companies' merger as Sears Holdings Corporation. Discount stores in the USA have included Discount store A discount store or discount shop is a retail shop which sells products at prices that are lower than the typical market price. A "full-line discount store/shop" or "mass merchandiser", such as Aldi or Lidl, may offer a wide assortment of goods with a focus on price rather than service, display or wide choice within lines. Meanwhile, a "speciality", "single

neg: Discount store Discount store A discount store or discount shop is a retail shop which sells products at prices that are lower than the typical market price. A "full-line discount store/shop" or "mass merchandiser", such as Aldi or Lidl, may offer a wide assortment of goods with a focus on price rather than service, display or wide choice within lines. Meanwhile, a "speciality", "single line" or "category killer" discount store/shop, such as Toys "R" Us or Staples, may specialise in specific merchandise lines, relying on bulk purchase and efficient distribution to keep down costs. Discount stores/shops are not variety stores, which sell

neg: The Village Shopping Center The Village Shopping Center The Village Shopping Center is an enclosed shopping mall in Gary, Indiana. Built in 1955, it includes vacant anchors last occupied by Marshalls and US Factory Outlets. Village Shopping Center opened in 1955. It was expanded in 1958 when Montgomery Ward opened a two-story, 122,965 square foot store. Other tenants included Kresge (later McCrory), and Kroger. The Montgomery Ward store was changed to a closeout format before closing. Goldblatt's moved into the mall in 1985, taking part of the former Montgomery Ward with Aldi taking the rest. J.C. Penney was the last department store to leave

neg: Ormskirk the local Rover/Morris car dealership ("Balmforths"). A Marks & Spencer food store has also been opened. There is a small retail park with a McDonald's, an Argos, a "Mobility Store", a Poundland, an Aldi, as well as a gym, in a shopping development known as "Two Saints", which opened in 2000, in honour of the aforementioned Church. In December 2013, when Blockbuster entered administration, its store on Two Saints closed. Ormskirk also has an indoor market situated on Moorgate. A Tesco Metro was located on Church Street, but it closed in April 2015. An out of town business park, "The

neg: Westfield Garden City above this new mall. 2014 saw the opening of another expansion in which a Myer department store, a Target discount department store (which previously traded in the Mount Gravatt Plaza shopping centre on Creek Road, Mount Gravatt), an Aldi supermarket, a market precinct and approximately 100 specialty stores were added to the centre. The centre's Kmart store closed on 2 March and later reopened in a new store with the opening of the expansion on 18 September. The centre includes the Garden City Bus Station and the adjacent Upper Mount Gravatt Busway Station, which is a major hub for Brisbane

neg: Sunnybank, Queensland centre is located across the road from Sunnybank Plaza and features a Woolworths & Aldi supermarket. The centre was previously anchored by a Big W discount department store, which is the only Big W store in Brisbane that has closed, and a Sam's Warehouse store, which has also since closed. Market Square, located across from these two centres, is a community-based centre that is Asian-focused, featuring numerous Asian shops and restaurants. Other shopping centres that are nearby to Sunnybank include Centro Pinelands, Oasis Shopping Village, Westfield Garden City, Sunnybank Hills Shoppingtown and Calamvale Central. Sunnybank is home of the Souths

neg: Chadstone Shopping Centre 2007 a A$100 million upgrade saw the centre's owners extend Chadstone's lettable area to 171,217 m², with the centre reclaiming the title as the largest shopping centre in Australia. The new extension, dubbed "Chadstone Place", featured a Woolworths Supermarket (the first Woolworth supermarket in Victoria to have the new branding and relocated), First Choice Liquor, Aldi and a Dick Smith Electronics Concept Store along with an airport-style waiting area bus interchange, two new health clubs (Contours and Fitness First Platinum) and a crèche. On 29 October 2007 the first section of the redevelopment was open. Named "The Loop Mall", it

neg: Acme Markets of the divestiture of stores to gain clearance from the Federal Trade Commission for the impending Ahold/Delhaize merger. The store is slated to be rebranded under the Acme banner. Acme is the second-largest food and drug retailer in the Delaware Valley, where it competes with such chains as Ahold's Giant-Carlisle, Giant-Landover, Food Lion, and Stop & Shop; Wakefern Food Corporation's ShopRite; Walmart and its warehouse club subsidiary Sam's Club; warehouse club Costco; natural/organic products retailer Whole Foods Market; Wegmans Food Markets; Trader Joe's and Aldi; and various smaller chains. Acme was the regional sales leader in the Philadelphia area for

neg: Westfield Fountain Gate complex, which was completed by November 2001. The centre hosts a variety of major chains including Kmart, Coles, Woolworths, Big W, Target, Myer, Toy Kingdom, Aldi and approximately 320 specialty stores. A major expansion of the complex took place between 2011 and 2012. Approved by the City of Casey in December 2007, the extension featured a new two-level 12,000m Myer store, a new 4,200m Coles store, in a new location near the former BI-LO, with the existing store shell being reconfigured with space for two new minor anchor stores, as well as providing increased retail space for Target, which increased

neg: Bottom Dollar Food The first Bottom Dollar Food opened in High Point, North Carolina, on September 21, 2005 and eventually there were around 30 stores in North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland before the expansion into other states in 2010. Beginning in October 2010 in King of Prussia, PA, Bottom Dollar Food opened 19 stores in the Delaware Valley and Lehigh Valley areas. The first store in Philadelphia was opened on April 15, 2011. Some industry analysts believed those markets were already overstored with discount competitors such as Aldi, PriceRite and Save-A-Lot. A Philadelphia area competitor was quoted as saying In January 2012, Delhaize

neg: Aldi compared to other supermarket chains, Aldi has a reputation of starting employees out at significantly higher than minimum wage, unusual among American supermarkets. In Ireland, Aldi has been accused of a "lack of corporate responsibility" to their farmer suppliers by the Irish Farmers' Association. Aldi was named 2018 "Retailer of the Year" by Supermarket News. Aldi has a mobile virtual network operator in Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands, called Aldi Talk. Aldi also operates a similar network in Australia using Telstra's 4G network, called Aldimobile. Its Austrian and Slovenian Hofer stores serve as distributor for HoT (Hofer Telekom). Aldi sells

neg: Chandler's Ford the area from the 14th Century. The head offices of Draper Tools, B&Q, Selwood and Ahmad Tea are located in Chandler's Ford. Draper Tools has recently announced that they plan to move to Test Valley where they are currently building a new complex. In 2018, an Aldi supermarket opened in replacement of the old Homebase DIY store in the retail park on Chestnut Avenue - introducing new jobs and competition with ASDA (located opposite on the main roundabout). Hiltonbury Farm (now a public house) appeared on a map of 1588 and may originally have been owned by the Hursley Park

neg: Trader Joe's Trader Joe's Trader Joe's is an American chain of grocery stores based in Monrovia, California. By 2015, it was a competitor in "fresh format" grocery stores in the United States. As of October 12, 2017, Trader Joe's had 474 stores nationwide in 43 states and in Washington, D.C. The first Trader Joe's store was opened by founder Joe Coulombe in 1967 in Pasadena, California. Starting in 1979, it was owned by German entrepreneur Theo Albrecht, until his death in 2010, when ownership passed to his heirs. Trader Joe's is a subsidiary of German supermarket chain ALDI Nord. The company has

neg: Greensborough Plaza Greensborough Plaza Greensborough Plaza is a major regional shopping centre, located in Greensborough, Victoria in the north eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. The centre, also known to some locals as “Greensy”, has more than 180 stores over three levels, anchored by Coles, Kmart, Target, Aldi, JB Hi-Fi Home and Hoyts Cinemas. First opening in 1978, the centre was known simply as Greensborough Shopping Centre. Around 1990, the centre was known as Valley Central, and the current Greensborough Plaza name was introduced in 1995. Former major tenants in the centre over the years have included: Waltons department store, Stan Cash, McEwans,

neg: Franklins part of the IGA chain. The stores will be sold individually to independent retailers. Franklins last store was located at Westfield Miranda Shopping Centre, this being the final Franklins in Australia closed in April 2015. Historically, Franklins never advertised due to it being a "no-frills" supermarket. Instead, it advertised specials at the stores, much like Aldi does now. Later, it advertised through their own catalogues, especially when it introduced fresh foods and liquor to its stores. But it was in 1998 when Franklins launched its first TV advertisement with the slogan "More in your trolley for less". Its rivals Woolworths

neg: Cullompton from Exeter. Another serious fire occurred on 17 October 1958, when Selwood's tannery in Exeter Street was gutted by fire; the site was subsequently used by a series of supermarkets. It was run as a Gateway store and then as a Somerfield before closing in 2010. Aldi re-opened on the site in April 2014 following a major refurbishment of the store. The town saw a major expansion in the 1970s as the construction of a bypass in 1969, and its conversion into part of the M5 in 1974, made it a popular commuter town, and it continued to expand during

neg: Hilton, Derbyshire as well as allowed residents to discuss issues more openly and across a broader audience. In 2009, Aldi applied to build a store at Hilton. The plans were rejected, but new plans were submitted, with the results in September 2012. As of 29 November 2013 the store construction was completed and is now open. Hilton, Derbyshire Hilton is a village and civil parish in the South Derbyshire district of Derbyshire, England. The population at the 2011 Census (including Marston on Dove) was 7,714. Hilton was mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1086 as belonging to Henry de Ferrers and being

neg: Brilliant Classics price of each release was very low, encouraging mass consumption in a different business model to the release, distribution and marketing network then prevalent in the classical music world. The success of this venture led to international distribution in other European countries including the UK, where Brilliant Classics releases were sold in the Superdrug chain of stores, and Aldi and Rossmann supermarkets in Germany. In 2007 Brilliant Classics became part of Foreign Media Music, one of the Foreign Media Group (FMG) of companies based in Leeuwarden. In September 2010 the label was sold to a Dutch investment company, Triacta B.V.,

neg: Franklins "Cheap and Cheerful". The liquor outlets were relaunched as Franklins Local Liquor, in addition to the Canberra-based liquor chain. The annual "Birthday Cash Jackpot" competition is also introduced. In 2005, Franklins started setting up franchise opportunities under the "Franklins Family Supermarkets" brand (similar to the "Pick 'n Pay Family Supermarkets" brand). By that time, there were 80 Franklins supermarkets across New South Wales. The only Franklins store to open that year was the one in Newcastle. The Franklins store in Erina Fair on the Central Coast was also closed, soon replaced by Aldi. On 30 January 2006, Franklins opened a

neg: Louth, Lincolnshire formed by residents, shoppers and business owners, to lobby against a proposal for a major supermarket on the former cattle market site. The group was criticised by a town councillor, the following year, as 'outsiders' who wanted to live in a 'museum town', but a 2012 council report, while recommending a 'large retail development' as ‘necessary’, acknowledged that 'a majority 50 per cent' of surveyed residents opposed it. An initial 2009 planning application by Sainsbury's for a new store, was rejected by the Council, after appeal, in 2012. Keep Louth Special described a 2013 proposal for an Aldi store as

neg: Stratford-upon-Avon plans for a full redevelopment of Bards Walk shopping arcade on Henley Street. The town has a number of supermarkets, including Tesco on Birmingham Road, Aldi on Canners Way (just off Birmingham Road), Morrisons on Alcester Road, Marks & Spencer on Bridge Street (plus M&S Simply Food in Maybird Shopping Park, Birmingham Road) and Waitrose at The Rosebird Centre on Shipston Road. A small Sainsbury's store is located on Bridge Street. The first real theatre in Stratford was a temporary wooden affair built in 1769 by the actor David Garrick for his Shakespeare Jubilee celebrations of that year to mark

neg: Shaw and Crompton the mill that was once there. The business park is home to several small industrial companies. It was partially destroyed by a fire that started in a plastics factory in the early hours of 28 April 2007. On 6 August 2007, a Asda supermarket opened on the site of the former Dawn Mill. A derelict row of houses on Eastway was demolished as part of this development. Two houses on Greenfield Lane were also demolished, allowing the existing ALDI store to expand—possibly to help it to compete with the new ASDA store. The original planning application was put to a

neg: Markland Mall nearby Kokomo Mall (now Kokomo Town Center). Old Navy closed in 2016, with Sears and MC Sports both closing in 2017. Later in 2017, it was confirmed that the Sears store would be torn down for Aldi, Party City, PetSmart, and Ross Dress for Less. A gym called Gravity replaced the MC Sports store the same year. Carson's will be closing in Summer 2018 along with the rest of the chain. Markland Mall Markland Mall is an enclosed shopping mall in Kokomo, Indiana. Opened in 1968, it features Target as its anchor stores. It is managed by Washington Prime Group.

neg: Shepton Mallet which originated in Shepton Mallet in 1938, has its principal showroom in the High Street within Haskins Retail Centre, which also includes a number of others shops including Aldi supermarket, Edinburgh Woollen Mill, Ponden Home, Pavers Shoes and an outlet clothing store. Retail jobs in the town increased in number in 2006–7 when a new shopping development, including a large Tesco supermarket, a clothes store and other retailers, was constructed on a site just south of the town centre, which had once been a factory making Clarks shoes and later Doc Martens boots. This development attracted national media attention when

neg: Wilson station (CTA) 1960; and the North Shore Line—which also used the station—ceased operation in 1963, enabling the station layout to be simplified. A yard and shops were built adjacent to the station in 1901, these continued in use until the Howard Yard was expanded in 1993. The shop building was badly damaged in a fire on October 26, 1996, and the site was cleared soon after. This site remained empty for several years with plans for development in place. As of 2011, an Aldi store, a Target store, and residences now occupy this area. An elevated stub line from the station is

neg: Rainbow Foods Rainbow Foods Rainbow Foods was a supermarket chain in Minnesota. Founded in 1983, it operated more than 40 stores across the state at its peak and was the second-largest grocery store chain in the Twin Cities, behind Cub Foods. However, the arrival of other grocery stores in the market, such as Aldi and Hy-Vee in the 2000s and 2010s caused the grocery store chain to shrink to 27 locations by May 2014. Soon after, nine more closed and eighteen were sold by then-owner Roundy's; only six of these kept the Rainbow name. The company was founded by Sid Applebaum and

neg: Sandgate, Queensland the centre until the opening of the new store in February 2009. The old Woolworths site has been redeveloped as an Aldi supermarket, opened in December 2013. The Sandgate railway station on the Shorncliffe line is a short walk from these facilities. Sandgate has two schools, the Sacred Heart Primary School and Sandgate State School, both of which are within walking distance of the railway station. The Brisbane City Council operates a public library at 1 Seymour Street. The Sandgate & District Historical Society & Museum is at 150 Rainbow Street in a building that was formerly Mohoupts’ General Store

neg: Macarthur Square added a relocated and refurbished Coles supermarket, a redeveloped flagship David Jones store, and a new H&M, as well as a new fresh food hall, dining terrace and 45 speciality stores. In addition, a new Aldi supermarket and full line Harris Scarfe store are currently being developed, in order to cement the destinations title as the most important shopping centre in the Macarthur region. Macarthur Square Macarthur Square is a large shopping centre on the southern side of Campbelltown, New South Wales, Australia. The shopping centre was opened by the Lend Lease Corporation and GPT on 29 August 1979. The

neg: Wishaw A 1991 built Morrisons (originally Safeway) exists on the eastern edge of the town centre and the original Safeway on Kirk Road, about from the new store, was a small market style mall and hosted various stalls and a café, however this mall closed on March 2009 and has been converted back to its supermarket form into B & M Bargains discount store this has since closed and relocated to a larger property in the craigneuk retail park. All three supermarkets mentioned have petrol stations situated next to them. There is also an Aldi superstore in Glasgow Road that opened

neg: Caerau, Cardiff and schools were built on the old Ely Racecourse, although enough of it was preserved to become Trelai Park. The historic parish church of St. Mary is now in an advanced state of ruin. Caerau features numerous shopping parades. Two large supermarkets (Aldi and Farmfoods) are located just off Cowbridge Road West on nearby Treseder Way. The area also has a large Lidl store and a small Lloyds Pharmacy on Careau Lane. Other amenities include a laundrette, pet supply store and multiple newspaper and convenience stores. Caerau Rugby Football Club won the Mallet Cup in 2000 and 2007, and Caerau

neg: Toombul Shopping Centre 2003, the centre was acquired by the Centro Properties Group in a stock trade deal involving Toombul and other Westfield properties in exchange for Centro's interest in the AMP Shopping Centre Trust. As a result, the centre changed its name from Westfield Toombul to Centro Toombul. In 2005, Centro announced a 2-stage extension to the centre. The first stage added an Aldi Food Store, Fresh Life fresh food mall and additional specialty stores. The second stage of expansion (which never commenced) was to add Diner's Life food court on the ground level and convert the old cinemas into a rooftop

neg: Toormina, New South Wales In April 2007 the Coffs Harbour City Council approved a A$20 million redevelopment of the centre that would incorporate a Kmart Australia discount department store, in with the existing supermarkets run by Coles and Woolworths, and specialty stores including Man to Man Menswear, Michael Hill Jewellers, & Sanity Music. Major work on the redevelopment, which included the suburb's first set of traffic lights, was completed by November 2008 by Mainbrace Constructions, with the grand re-opening for Centro Toormina on the 27th. Centro was sold in 2013 and renamed back to its original name Toormina Gardens. Supermarket chain Aldi built its

neg: Barboursville, West Virginia retailers, including a grocery store, hotel, bank, gas station, and many others. Since its announcement, the development has been plagued by many delays and setbacks including an endangered bat species being found on the property. To accommodate the development, US Route 60 will be widened and intersection upgrades will be made and will include installation of several new traffic lights and signals. An official groundbreaking for the development was held on October 16, 2017 with the announcement of the first four tenants being Menards, ALDI, LongHorn Steakhouse, and Sheetz. Another major retail development known as The Crossing has also been

neg: Greensborough Plaza JB-Hi-Fi moved to its location becoming a much larger, JB Hi-Fi Home store. Since 2011, the centre has undergone four stages of redevelopment. Stage one in 2011 saw new glass lifts installed in the centre court. Coles underwent a major refurbishment during this period and re-opened in 2012. In July 2011, ALDI and JB Hi-Fi opened on Level 1. As mentioned, Harvey Norman left the centre in 2015, with a much larger JB Hi-Fi Home store opening in its place later that year. In 2014, most of the centre’s interior was renovated. New lighting was installed around the centre court

neg: Immingham renamed Oasis Academy Immingham. Supermarket retailers Somerfield took over a former Kwik Save shop at Kennedy Way c.2006; the branch became part of the Co-op after the takeover of the chain in 2010; in 2014 the Co-op announced it was to close the shop (closed September 2014). Supermarket chain Aldi acquired the site in 2014 with the aim of opening a new store in 2015; the store was opened in May 2015 by the Mayor of Immingham. The town's Yorkshire Bank closed in August 2009 after 40 years of operation. the Norwich and Peterborough Building Society closed their Immingham office

neg: 5 Seconds of Summer iTunes Store. On 5 March 2014, it was announced that 5 Seconds of Summer would join One Direction again, supporting them on their Where We Are Tour in the US, Canada, UK and Europe. In late March 2014, their single "She Looks So Perfect" was released in UK. Despite spending only one day on top in the British iTunes store and ending its week in the lower end of the top 10, 5 Seconds of Summer became the fourth Australian band to have a UK number-one single, and the first to do so in 14 years. On 9 April, their

neg: Community Games Community Games Aldi Community Games is an Irish independent voluntary organisation and National Governing Body providing opportunities for children and young people to grow and develop in a positive and healthy way while experiencing a wide range of sporting and cultural activities. The National Festivals are held over 2 weekends every year, where between 3 and 4,000 children compete for their area, town, county and province. Aldi Community Games is sponsored by Aldi. "Community Games can be quite proud of its immense achievements in a wide range of interests and, indeed, positive community developments. Community Games is a truly developing

neg: North Rocks, New South Wales 1970. The current Post Office opened on 1 November 1921. Prior to North Rocks being rezoned around 1958, it housed around 40 farms, including peach and nectarine orchards, poultry farms and piggeries. When the area was rezoned, one of many new housing estates was named Lynwood Estate. North Rocks Shopping Centre and the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children school are located around North Rocks Road. The shopping centre features a Coles Supermarket and Kmart discount department store and speciality shops. Beside the shopping centre, there is an Aldi supermarket, Anytime Fitness and First Choice Liquor. A small group

neg: Phase-out of lightweight plastic bags in Australia no plans to introduce a ban. In 2017 Premier Gladys Berejiklian stated that no regulation was needed because retailers responsible for 80% of plastic bags in the state (Coles, Woolworths and Harris Farm) would voluntarily stop providing free plastic bags themselves. Aldi has never offered free plastic bags to customers since opening its first Australian store in 2001. Customers are charged 15 cents for a thick plastic bag and more for fabric or cooler bags. In 2009 Target Australia announced it would stop giving out free bags in its stores, instead charging 10 cents per bag. In 2013 Target again