Popular store relocates

Boston shoppers will benefit from a bigger and better food store when the doors open on Thursday 28th April.

Lincolnshire Co-op’s new outlet on Woodville Road is three times bigger than the existing store it replaces and represents an investment of £1.3m.

The purpose-built food store will have a much bigger range of products including more fresh and frozen goods and a chilled beer and wine section. It will also feature a new in store bakery and an ATM.

A substantial car park will be available for customers and the store will be open from 7am until 10pm seven days a week.

Seven jobs have been created and the existing 10-strong team will transfer over.

Lincolnshire Co-op’s Store Development Manager Matthew Wilkinson said: “We’re looking forward to opening the doors of our new food store in Woodville Road. It’s three times bigger than the current store and we hope customers will appreciate the extra space and extra products we are able to provide.”

Lincolnshire Co-op will shortly be opening the doors of another new food store in Old Leake.

The £1.2m outlet, off Meadow Way, will replace the existing store and feature a better layout and a 32-space car park. Work is ongoing at the site and it is hoped the store will be open in June.