Sainsbury's acoming

[bekisman]

Oh well something different from ASDA or Tesco's

'A plan for the Highland's first Sainsbury's supermarket has been given the go-ahead by Scottish ministers.'

Not much good for us up here, but they're getting a foot in the door and hopefully move further north?


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/highlands_and_islands/8425057.stm

[Kodiak]

Fat lot of good that will do us in Caithness. I might have got a little excited if it was to be in Caithness but Nairn. Might as well be in Dundee, ooops there is already a Sainsbury's in Dundee.

[Boozeburglar]

Well I frequently pass Nairn, so it will be an easy stop off for me. Sainsburys is my favourite supermarket in London.

[shazzap]

I used to like to shop at Sainsbury's.

[Metalattakk]

Oh well something different from ASDA or Tesco's

Or, given the relevance to Caithness - Something different from Legoland.

[dragonfly]

Nairn is only 15 mins away from Ness and there is still an awful lot of people making regular shopping trips there, I'll definately be using it, its closer than Asda in Elgin which I also go to if I'm down that way