Delayed revamp of Bridgnorth Aldi set to begin
A 24-week revamp of a Bridgnorth supermarket is set to start on Monday, after it was delayed earlier this year.
The Aldi store, which first opened in June 2012, was initially due to close for refurbishment on February 23.
The revamp is part of Aldi’s £600 million investment into improving its stores across the UK.
However, the planned changes to the Stourbridge Road store were delayed earlier this year. The budget supermarket has now said the construction works are to begin on Monday.
The German retailer says the initial four-month refurbishment period will see limited car parking space available for shoppers at the Bridgnorth store and a one-way system set up on the car park.
The store will also have to close for approximately eight weeks from September 23, with the new, revamped supermarket opening its doors again on November 23.
The supermarket chain has written to residents of Stourbridge Road detailing Aldi's plans and promising to do their "utmost to minimise inconvenience".
