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Full list of Christmas opening hours at all UK supermarkets 2022

The Manc The Manc - 21st December 2022

Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Aldi, and Lidl are among the supermarkets to adjust opening hours at stores across the UK during the festive period.

As Christmas is fast approaching, most of us will have already started to stock up on food and drink for the big day ahead of time, but with so much to prepare for, it’s pretty easy to forget something important – which tends to leave us running to the shops before 25th.

While some have probably opted for home deliveries or Click & Collect services, others still prefer to shop in store.

To help you make sure everything is sorted, we’ve pulled together a list of all the major supermarket opening hours over the festive period, so grab your bags for life and get your shopping list at the ready, because Santa is on his way and he’ll be expecting his annual dose of mince pies.

Here’s a roundup list of supermarket opening hours.

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Tesco

  • 21-23 December: 7am to 11pm
  • Christmas Eve: 6am to 6pm
  • Christmas Day: Closed (with the exception of some smaller stores)
  • Boxing Day: 9am to 7pm
  • 27 December: 7am to 11pm
  • 28 December: 7am to 11pm
  • 29 December: 7am to 11pm
  • 30 December: 7am to 11pm
  • New Year’s Eve: 7am to 6pm
  • New Year’s Day: 10am to 5pm
  • 2nd January: 7am to 11pm

Sainsbury’s

  • 21-23 December: 6am to 11pm
  • Christmas Eve: 6am to 7pm
  • Christmas Day: Closed
  • Boxing Day: 10am and 5pm
  • 27 December: 6am to 11pm
  • 28 December: 6am to 11pm
  • 29 December: 6am to 11pm
  • 30 December: 6am to 11pm
  • New Year’s Eve: 7am to 7pm
  • New Year’s Day: 10am to 4pm
  • 2 January: 6am to 11pm

ASDA

  • 21-23 December: 6am to 11pm
  • Christmas Eve: 6am to 7pm
  • Christmas Day: Closed
  • Boxing Day: 10am to 4pm
  • 27 December: 8am to 8pm
  • 28 December: 8am to 8pm
  • 29 December: 7am to 10pm
  • 30 December: 7am to 10pm
  • New Year’s Eve: 7am to 7pm
  • New Year’s Day: 10am to 5pm
  • 2 January: 10am to 4pm

Morrisons

  • 21-23 December: 6am to midnight
  • Christmas Eve: 6am to 6pm
  • Christmas Day: Closed
  • Boxing Day: 9am to 6pm
  • 27 December: 7am to 10pm
  • 28 December: 7am to 10pm
  • 29 December: 7am to 10pm
  • 30 December: 7am to 10pm
  • New Year’s Eve: 7am to 6pm
  • New Years Day: 10am to 4pm
  • 2 January: 10pm to 4pm
All major UK supermarkets have released adjusted Christmas opening hours / Credit: Tesco

Aldi

  • 21-23 December: 7am to 10pm
  • Christmas Eve: 8am to 6pm
  • Christmas Day: Closed
  • Boxing Day: Closed
  • 27 December: 8am to 8pm
  • 28 December: 8am to 8pm
  • 29 December: 8am to 8pm
  • 30 December: 8am to 8pm
  • New Year’s Eve: 8am to 6pm
  • New Years day: Closed
  • 2 January: 8am to 8pm

Lidl

  • 21-23 December: 7am to 11pm
  • Christmas Eve: 7am to 7pm
  • Christmas Day: Closed
  • Boxing Day: Closed
  • 27 December: 8am to 10pm
  • 28 December: 8am to 10pm
  • 29 December: 8am to 10pm
  • 30 December: 8am to 10pm
  • New Year’s Eve: 8am to 8pm
  • New Year’s Day: 10am to 7pm
  • 2 January: 10am to 4pm

Co-op

  • 21-23 December: 7am to 11pm
  • Christmas Eve: 7am to 9pm
  • Christmas Day: Closed
  • Boxing Day: 8am to 8pm
  • 27 December: 7am to 11pm
  • 28 December: 7am to 11pm
  • 29 December: 7am to 11pm
  • 30 December: 7am to 11pm
  • New Year’s Eve: 8am to 9pm
  • New Year’s Day: 8am to 8pm
  • 2 January: 7am to 11pm

M&S

  • 21-23 December: 6am to 11pm
  • Christmas Eve: 6am to 7pm
  • Christmas Day: Closed
  • Boxing Day: Closed
  • 27 December: 9am to 8pm
  • 28 December: 9am to 8pm
  • 29 December: 8am to 10pm
  • 30 December: 8am to 10pm
  • New Year’s Eve: 8am to 8pm
  • New Year’s Day: 10am to 6pm
  • 2 January: 12pm to 6pm

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Tommy Fury vs Darren Till press conference descends into foul-mouthed chaos

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The first press conference ahead of Tommy Fury vs Darren Till was held on Tuesday evening and it didn’t take long for the whole thing to descend into absolute bedlam.

Having only been confirmed on Sunday, Fury vs Till will be a homecoming bout for the Wythenshawe-born fighter who is set to headline the first-ever boxing match at Manchester’s Co-op Live arena.

With the date set for 18 January, the pre-fight build-up and media frenzy are growing fast and things have already come to ahead in just the first meeting between the two fighters in London this week.

Clearly sharing plenty of bad blood already, while Tommy and Till were engaging in the usual fighting talk, the family patriarch, John Fury, decided to interject and it was at this point that things boiled over.

As you can see, amidst the various insults being thrown around regarding intelligence, boxing ability, Tommy’s older brother Tyson being “battered by [Oleksandr] Usyk”, ‘Big John’ then launches a bottle of water across the table at Till, sparking a hot-tempered on-stage skirmish.

The lengthy exchange features as many expletives as you could imagine, with 31-year-old Darren Till also threatening that he will “bladder” both Tommy and his more established heavyweight sibling Tyson, labelling the entire Fury family “shithouses” as they walk out of the London press conference.

A mixed martial artist by trade who has competed at both welterweight and middleweight in the UFC, Till assured that even if the boxing match isn’t going his way on the night, he will kick [him] square in [the] face”, adding that he’s a “proper fighter” and that Tommy, on the other hand, has no power.

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YouTube turned musician and occasional boxer, KSI – the founder of the Misfits promotion who is putting on the event and who Fury beat back in October last year – can also be heard whooping from centre stage and shouting, “Get your tickets!”

Even after the mini-brawl is separated, the foul-mouthed back and forth continues for some time. You can see another angle here:

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This isn’t the first time things have boiled over at a Fury press conference; in fact, it’s not even the first time John Fury, 59, has found himself in the very eye of the storm.

It was only back in May of this year, before his elder son’s title fight against Usyk, that he drew blood after headbutting a member of the Ukrainian’s entourage in another volatile presser.

Meanwhile, the youngest Fury son is preparing first his first fight in over a year, having nearly joined this year’s I’m a Celeb lineup instead.

Tickets for the now highly-anticipated boxing match at Co-op Live, just the second combat sports event to have been held at the arena, are on sale now – you can grab yours HERE. It’s going to be a feisty one.

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Festive Grinch-themed cafes to pop up inside Greater Manchester Primark stores

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Festive Grinch-themed cafes are popping up inside two of Primark’s biggest Greater Manchester stores in the run-up to Christmas.

As the temperatures turn colder by the day, the nights draw in, and the most wonderful time of the year nears closer and closer, it won’t be long before it’s time to snuggle up in our comfies and pop on the first Christmas film of the year – and for some of us, there’s a good chance that first film of choice will be The Grinch.

Whether you prefer the 2000 fantasy comedy starring Jim Carey, or the 2018 animated reboot with Benedict Cumberbatch, it’s undoubtedly a real family favourite.

To celebrate everyone’s favourite grumpy green grouch, Primark has teamed up with Dr. Seuss once again on a Grinch-tastic collaboration.

Festive Grinch-themed cafes have popped up inside Greater Manchester Primark stores / Credit: Supplied

Shoppers can now head to their nearest Primark store to find the largest-ever Grinch collection, with something for the whole family, as well as great gifting options said to be “ideal for getting into the anti-Christmas spirit”.

There’s Grinch pyjamas and slippers for both adults and kids, a Grinch ‘Onesie’ that’s sure to make people green with envy, Grinch drinks cups and mugs, a selection of loungewear and Christmas jumpers for festive dressing, and so much more, as well as whole host of Grinch-inspired outfits and toys for your four-legged friends too.

As part of Primark’s aim to offer affordable choices for everyone, prices for the Grinch collection start at just £1 for accessories, and go up to £24 for adult clothing.

If the return of the Grinch collection wasn’t exciting enough as it is, the all-new Grinch cafes – which are popping up in Primark on Market Street in Manchester city centre, as well as Primark in Trafford Palazzo – are bound to be hit with fans of the furry character.

There’s everything from green waffles and themed milkshakes, to festive toasties, hot drinks, and more on the menu.

With Greater Manchester Grinch cafes set to be open until the end of December, Sarah Jackson – who is the Director of Licensing at Primark, said: “We’re so excited to roll out our amazing cafe experience across a number of our UK locations, bringing a sprinkle of mischief to our customers this festive season.

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“Whether you’re stopping in for a sweet treat or stocking up on pyjamas and gifts for the whole family, we have everything you need to make it a truly unforgettable Grinch-mas.”

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