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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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The Chestergate pub in Stockport is at it again with some of the most wonderfully Manc scenes you’ll ever see

Danny Jones Danny Jones

The legendary Chestergate pub in Stockport is back with another belter of a video, following on from their viral belly-flashing clip of 2022.

The Mersey Square boozer has painted yet another quintessentially Northern depiction of UK pub culture with the latest Manc scenes they’ve captured around the karaoke machine.

If you’ve never had the pleasure of stumbling into The Chestergate in Stockport town centre, the long-standing boozer currently operated by publican chain Blind Tiger Inns, you’re seriously missing out.

While it might not be the flashiest of pubs, when it comes to entertainment, it always delivers.

Whether it’s stunts like renaming themselves ‘The Southgate’ whenever the Euros or World Cup rolls around, or the locals just genuinely having a whale of a time no matter what day of the week it is, it really sums up the best of pub culture.

The Chestergate went viral for some of the most British footage ever caught on film back in 2022 and the videos saw a huge wave of love and support flooding in for the pub, as well as a healthy amount of chuckles. Safe to say we were chuffed to see them pop back up on our feed again recently.

Karaoke night at The Chestergate literally never disappoints.

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Forget ‘Livin’ on a Prayer’ or ‘Champagne Supernova’ for karaoke songs – we’ll take a cacophony of inaudible throwback pop music, whilst another bloke and his hype man try and MC over a totally ill-fitting beat any day of the week.

And that’s handy because you’ll find those kinds of shenanigans happening at this place all the time.

Be it hens and stags, St George’s Day celebrations; a safe-cracking-themed competition, a ‘Texas Hold ‘Em Hoedown’ dance-off, or simply the matchday crowds when the footy’s on, there’s always something going on here.

It’s simultaneously one of the most no-nonsense and somehow a non-stop shenanigan-filled paradise. They also look after their own and consider their regulars part of the family. Case and point: they threw their very own ‘Dancing Queen’ Molly a big bash for her 86th birthday and it’s such wholesome viewing.

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At this point, it’s worth flagging that we have nothing but envy for these folks and anyone who’s just out there having the time of their lives on any random weeknight.

Yes, it produced plenty of laughs for those watching online in recent times but this lot won’t mind one bit – not only is the pub seeing more and more new faces through the door but that’s the whole point of a pub, isn’t it? Going for a pint with your nearest and dearest and having a laugh.

Not only is it very Manchester but it’s Britain at its very best.

We hope to see you at The Chestergate pub in Stockport for a pint or two sometime soon and we’re making a bit of a prat of ourselves, don’t worry, we’re sure they’ll have the cameras ready for you.

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Featured Images — The Chestergate (via Facebook)

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Tailgaters and middle lane hoggers warned to change their ‘dangerous’ driving style

Emily Sergeant Emily Sergeant

A warning has been issued to tailgaters and motorway middle lane hoggers urging them to change their ‘dangerous’ driving style.

Do you find yourself guilty of two of the biggest driving sins from time to time?

Well, according to the latest figures released by National Highways, one in three motorists have admitted to middle lane hogging in their lives, while one in four have committed acts of tailgating on some of the UK’s fastest roads.

These shocking survey findings – which were released back in early March as the Government-owned road management company launched a new campaign – showed that lane hogging was among the behaviours that are most likely to cause motorists and passengers to feel ‘frustrated’, and tailgating was most likely to cause feelings of unease, stress, and anxiety.

Nearly a third (32%) of drivers admitted to lane hogging ‘at least occasionally’ while driving on England’s motorways and major A roads, according to the survey – which polled 2,500 adults between the ages of 16-75.

On top of this, almost seven in ten adults in England (67%) said close following or tailgating is a ‘serious problem’ on these types of roads, but nearly a quarter (23%) admitted to doing it from time to time.

Tut-tut.

Tailgaters and middle lane hoggers have been warned to change their ‘dangerous’ driving style (Credit: IPTC/Ronald Hudson)

It’s these very statistics which have led National Highways to issue an urgent warning that calls on these motorists to “carefully consider” their driving habits, as “little changes can change everything”.

Lane hogging and tailgating both fall under the offence of ‘careless driving’ in England, with the country’s police forces having the power to hand out on-the-spot fines of £100 and three penalty points to those who commit such offences.

“Middle lane hogging and tailgating are far more than mere annoyances for drivers,” warned RAC road safety spokesperson, Rod Dennis, adding that these actions “put everyone on the roads at risk.”

He continued in his reaction to the release of the latest National Highways figures: “Closely following another motorist could easily result in a serious collision should the driver ahead need to brake sharply for any reason, so the fact nearly one in four drivers admitted to doing so on some of England’s fastest and busiest roads is frightening”.

Mr Dennis said he understands that offenders “might find these habits hard to kick”, but that’s why the urgent calls for motorists to make changes are “so important”.

“By understanding that how we choose to drive affects others, we can each make a real difference to the safety of our roads,” he concluded.

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