Supermarket chain Aldi has issued a message to all shoppers ahead of Easter. A major change will be rolled across almost 900 Aldi supermarkets for the Easter period, and shoppers have been given a warning in advance.
Over the Easter weekend, which sees two Bank Holidays - one on Good Friday (April 7) and one on Easter Monday (April 10) - Aldi will be changing how some of its stores operate. Opening times are changing, and stores are set to close to give staff a much needed break.
Over the Easter weekend, over 890 Aldi stores in England and Wales will be open until 10pm on Good Friday and Easter Saturday. As with previous years, stores will be closed on Easter Sunday, but will be open until 8pm on Easter Monday.
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The opening times of some stores may vary, so shoppers should check details for their local on Aldi’s website before making the trip. Aldi has previously been praised for closing stores on Easter Sunday. On Facebook, Dorothy Gourlay said: "Good for Aldi giving there staff a holiday for Easter Sunday more should do this."
Maureen Nolan Barnes said: "Very pleased you've got this special day off,Happy Easter to all the hard working staff." Sue Rice said: "All Aldi staff have a lovely Easter Sunday with your loved ones."
Joyce McKinney said: "Well done Aldi!!! Staff need a break as well." Patricia Craig praised: "Well done Aldi for giving your staff a holiday on Easter Sunday."
Aldi's rival Tesco has also announced a major change ahead of the Easter period. For the first time ever, the grocery giant has changed its iconic logo for Easter. The new logo rolled out across supermarkets, delivery vans
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