Aldi reveals full list of 10 new store locations opening this year – is one coming near you?
The chain has revealed which stores will also be refreshed
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ALDI has revealed the locations of ten brand new stores set to open this summer.
The German grocer is charging full steam ahead with its expansion plans, splashing out £650million this year alone to bring its famously low prices to more shoppers.
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Over the next 14 weeks, ten brand new branches will open across the UK and they'll bring with them around 400 new jobs.
Aldi now has more than 1,050 stores across Britain and has set its sights on 1,500 as part of its long-term plan.
Each of the 10 new sites will create around 40 jobs, with staff earning at least £12.75 an hour, and even more inside the M25 at £14.05.
That's before a planned pay bump this September that'll push starting pay up again.
All Aldi staff also get paid breaks, worth around £1,370 a year to the average store colleague.
Alongside the new sites, Aldi will also give 30 of its existing stores a fresh new look.
These will include popular locations in Manchester, Liverpool, Kent, Dorset and Scotland.
The chain's managing director of national real estate, Jonathan Neale, revealed why the company was expanding rapidly, in a statement released today.
He said: "We strongly believe that everyone in Britain should have access to high quality food at our unbeatable Aldi prices.
"But we know that there are still thousands of shoppers in the capital that don't yet have access to an Aldi nearby."
Full list of new Aldi supermarkets
OVER the next 14 weeks, ten brand new branches will open in: Brighouse, West Yorkshire
Oldbury, West Midlands
Caterham, Surrey
Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Deeside, Wales
Fulham Broadway, London
Diss, Norfolk
Hilton, Derbyshire
West Denton, Newcastle
Market Harborough, Leicestershire
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The budget chain has tossed £55million at its capital city stores alone, with four of the new branches being in London.
These include the Wimbledon, Fulham Broadway, Orpington and Caterham (Surrey) branches.
Aldi also wants to open another 100 stores in London, which would mean 3,500 new jobs in the capital.
Jonathan said: "There are still thousands of shoppers – especially in London - who don't yet have an Aldi nearby.
"That's not fair, and we're working hard to change that.'
So if there's not an Aldi near you now, chances are there will be soon and your weekly shop might just get a whole lot cheaper.
Which Aldi stores are getting a makeover
THE following stores are set to be 'refreshed' in coming months: Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire
Herne Bay, Kent
Aigburth, Liverpool
Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent
Southampton, Hampshire
St Marys Gate, Sheffield
Weymouth, Dorset
Ancoats, Manchester
Ayr, Scotland
Northampton, East Midlands
Nuneaton, Warwickshire
Lye, Dudley
Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear
Inverness, Scotland
Norwich, Norfolk
Horwich, Greater Manchester
Glastonbury, Somerset
Darlington, County Durham
Sandbach, Cheshire
Bingley, West Yorkshire
Cowdenbeath, Scotland
Salisbury, Wiltshire
Murdishaw, Cheshire
Romiley, Greater Manchester
Clevedon, North Somerset
Hexham, Northumberland
Louth, Lincolnshire
Cupar, Scotland
Burton On Trent, Staffordshire
Chelmsford, Essex
Popular Aldi finds this week
Bargain hunters have plenty to be excited about right now.
This week, shoppers are racing to their nearest branch to snap up a Baileys dupe, scanning for a third of the price with a host of new flavours launching just in time for summer.
The popular supermarket chain is launching three new dessert-inspired Ballycastles (70cl) - each scanning at the tills for just £7.49.
Its comes just days after Brits across the country were flocking to the budget supermarket for its summer garden furniture range.
The collection included a Belavi folding chair, which was deemed the perfect budget buy for making sure you can kick back and relax in style.
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