A York supermarket has closed its doors as renovation work to expand the store gets underway.
Aldi in Fulford Road is closed with shoppers directed to the supermarket’s store in Water Lane during the closure.
The works, as reported by The Press, will see the store’s shopping area increase from 854sqm to 1,146sqm, with the overall footprint of the site expanding from 1,265sqm to 1,557sqm.
It will see the number of parking spaces falling from 107 to 92, but the supermarket said the expansion should bring the shop into line with typical Aldi stores – ranging from 1,200sqm to 1,400sqm.
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An Aldi spokesperson said: “Work to extend our Fulford Road store has been ongoing since January and is progressing well, with the store remaining open to customers as normal throughout the majority of the build.”
The supermarket’s Fulford Road store was last closed for a full renovation in 2021 which aimed to modernize the shopping experience.
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