Seem to remember short ago that they had promotions on, spend so much on food, save so much on petrol, so we may have a loophole after all.
Allegedly ASDA have a national pricing policy so if they are definitely opening in Thurso then Tesco "might" have to rethink who they are competing with petrol wise.Originally Posted by Rheghead
Seem to remember short ago that they had promotions on, spend so much on food, save so much on petrol, so we may have a loophole after all.
Originally Posted by Julia
Roll on Tesco`s I`ll pick up a nice wee job there!!
Some reading for those not sure if Tesco is a good or a bad thing.
http://www.sundayherald.com/54688
http://www.tescopoly.org/
Tesco cant kill Wick.....its been dead for yearsOriginally Posted by scorrie
The Highland Council said they were concerned about the possibility of - wait for it, and don't laugh - TRAFFIC CONGESTION!Originally Posted by girnigoe
Sounds to me that it was more like a question of, "Play ball with us or we will keep you hanging on forever!"
Don't forget, Tesco were refused planning permission previously in Wick because the site they wanted could cause TRAFFIC CONGESTION.
They wanted the site now occupied by Lidl, Homebase and Argos who, presumably, will not cause the same traffic problems.
The difference? Lidl, Homebase and Argos did not have a Petrol Station as part of their Planning Application!
Unless there is a belief that nobody would want to shop a Lidl, Homebase or Argos in order to prevent TRAFFIC CONGESTION.
Animals I like, people I tolerate.
It's great to hear about the Tesco meeting held in the Nethercliffe hotel, if I had known about this i would have attended. The question is, have they got planning permission yet, i dont think so. there is no sign on the land at the airport saying the land has been aquired for building by Tesco. also there has been no publication anywhere that planning permission has been granted.
Until I see something definite about the planning consent, I cant believe it, but i hope and pray it is true.
Live for today as tomorrow may never come
i welcome all the new shops
So true all it can do is bring back lifeOriginally Posted by tommy1979
home base is finished it just the signs and fitting to be done and some snagging and it wont take 9 months to build tesco .Originally Posted by billy boy
Totally agree cant wait! Will be going to Wick every week for my shopping. prefer the Coop, Lidl, DE and Woolies in Wick than the Thurso ones. Just a shame i cant get Johnny Polsons pies any more! They were the bestOriginally Posted by Mr P Cannop
The chap from Tesco did say that depending on your spend in store petrol discounts would be offered, i.e. spend £50 on shopping and save 5p per litre of fuel.Originally Posted by LENSMAN
He also said that a new store had just opened in Huntly which only took 10 weeks to build from start to finish!
Why be a hard rock when you really are a gem!
maybe so ice box but they still not got permision yet so how can they say it will be ready by december have they got a crystal ball or have you got one!Originally Posted by ice box
have they even applied yet? couldn't see anything on the council website last time I looked
TESCO HAVE JUST OPENED A STORE IN HUNTLY AND THERE PETROL AND DIESEL IS ONLY ONE TENTH OF A PENNY CHEAPER THAN THE LOCAL GARAGE.
YOU ONLY GET THE CHEAP FUEL FROM TESCO WHEN YOU HAVE ANOTHER MAJOR SUPERMARKET IN THE SAME LOCAL AREA.
EG INVERNESS /ELGIN /ABERDEEN.
OBAN WHICH IS ABOUT THE SAME SIZE OF TOWN AS WICK HAS A TESCO AGAIN THE PRICE IS ONLY ABOUT A TENTH LOWER OR THE SAME AS THE LOCAL FILLING STATIONS.
Never thought I'd say it (or at least admit to it on here lol) But.... Roll on Tesco.
Can't wait, it's just what we need up here. I love the 2 hour trip to Inverness but all the same it'll be great to not have to go there unless it's for something special.
I've probably missed it on other threads but what exactly is going on the site next to lidl's? I know Homebase is and Argos and I think New Look but theres more units there so does anyone else know?
Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain.
http://thetenaciousgardener.blogspot.co.uk/
The 3 mile figure is the normal one applied throughout the UK.Originally Posted by JAWS
That will do for me. I'll put my paranoia away on the three mile limit!Originally Posted by JimH
Animals I like, people I tolerate.
Wish i had one make my life a lot better but alot can happen in 8 monthsOriginally Posted by billy boy
yes they can rattle that building up in no time .
superdrug and the Edinburgh Woollen millOriginally Posted by porshiepoo
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