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Going the extra mile for all our customers..
Monday 23 December 2013
Wednesday 27 November 2013
Christmas Customer Evening.
Monday 18 November 2013
Father Christmas Post Box
Please encourage you children to post a letter to Santa.......once father Christmas has received the letter he will make sure he tells you via our new community TV
Wednesday 13 November 2013
Tesco supports emergency appeal.
A message from Philip Clarke – Emergency appeal following Typhoon Haiyan | ||
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We have all seen the heartbreaking destruction that Typhoon Haiyan has left in its wake. One of the most powerful storms on record to reach land, the images captured by news channels across the world show thousands of homes destroyed and even more lives lost. Last Friday, we released £25,000 from our emergency charity trust fund to support the Red Cross’s work in the Philippines. But with every day that passes, the true extent of the devastation becomes clearer. More than nine million people have now been affected and Philippine President Benigno Aquino has declared a state of national calamity to speed up relief efforts. Without food, clean drinking water or shelter, people are struggling to survive. We’ve now doubled our donation to £50,000, and have opened our Extras, Superstores and Express stores here in the UK to Red Cross volunteers this weekend, who will be collecting all over the country. Tesco Bank has also been working hard to change the ATM screens at our stores, so that our customers can make donations to the emergency appeal when they withdraw cash. It is at times like this that our emergency response partnership with the Red Cross becomes so important. We’ve worked with them for over a decade, and our help allows the Red Cross to support people all over the world – from Cockermouth to Kenya. The partnership means that when disasters strike – wherever that may be in the world – we can be there to help. Philip |
Saturday 9 November 2013
Friday 8 November 2013
Food Bank Donation
Thursday 24 October 2013
Our New Community TV
Saturday 19 October 2013
Thursday 17 October 2013
Celebrating 125 years of service
Friday 11 October 2013
Monday 23 September 2013
GTA V Launch
Sunday 15 September 2013
Store Manager News..
Oh…..I’d also love to hear if any of our colleagues have given you excellent service recently, we have a scheme within our store were we celebrate if any of the team have gone over and above the call of duty with excellent service, so don’t forget to let me know the good and the not so good.
Friday 6 September 2013
Thursday 5 September 2013
Tesco Nominated Wine Retailer of The Year Award 2013..... be quick we still have 25% discount!
Tuesday 3 September 2013
Store Manager Weekly News.
Great store standards today.
Saturday 31 August 2013
Tuesday 20 August 2013
Monday 12 August 2013
"Tesco Supports Micro Producers" features in local news....
Thursday 8 August 2013
Simon, our non food manager talks about the new range...
"Although a lot of products have moved around the Cook Shop looks fantastic- there is a lot more choice, it looks classy and the shelves are clean and tidy"
Simon Hermiston Non-Food Lead Team Manager |
Monday 5 August 2013
Store Managers Weekly News
Saturday 3 August 2013
Tesco Flitwick Supports Local Award Winning Producer.
Wednesday 31 July 2013
Wow
Store Managers Weekly News.
Monday 29 July 2013
Our weekly service superstars!
Friday 26 July 2013
Why we have been ranked top retailer for fresh food..
Tesco ranked top retailer for fresh food
25 July 2013 By John Scouler
Having enjoyed a long stretch of hot sunny weather, fresh food has perhaps been even more front of mind for our customers this week - there’s nothing like biting into a fresh juicy piece of fruit on a hot sunny day or enjoying a fresh, cool salad on a balmy summer evening.
For me, it’s always front of mind. Today more so because customers have ranked Tesco as the top retailer for fresh food in a consumer poll carried out for Retail Week by ICM Research. The survey said that for more than two thirds of consumers, quality is ‘very important’ and 44% believed quality and price are equally important in deciding where to shop.
Our customers have come to expect great quality and great freshness from us and we know that we have to get this right not just sometimes but every time. It’s the quality of our foods that make them flavoursome and keep them fresh in your fridge or cold store for longer. These are the things that matter to customers and will keep them coming back to us, trusting us to do it right.
Working with our fantastic suppliers, we look at ways of keeping our food as fresh as possible, even when we are battling with temperatures higher than 28 degrees! Our Real Food website sets out to help our customers understand more about where our food comes from and what we do to ensure it is fresh and of the highest quality.
Strawberry grower Alastair Books, at Langham Manor Farm in Kent, has supplied Tesco for 25 years. He spends a lot of time training his pickers and workforce to understand the quality that Tesco wants for its customers so that they can enjoy sweet, ripe tasting British strawberries throughout the season. The temperature has to be just right, all the way through the supply chain and that’s what helps us to ensure the longest possible shelf life.
Chris Chin, an innovative asparagus grower in the Wye Valley, has been supplying Tesco with the Finest Jubilee asparagus, an especially sweet and tender variety that is exclusive to us. Every effort is made to preserve its freshness and sweetness and thanks to the onsite packing facility, the farm delivers the produce to our supermarkets the very same day it is picked.
Love Every Mouthful, which we launched earlier this week, is about putting more emphasis on telling our customers where their food comes from and all the care and thought that has gone on behind the scenes, at every farm, on every production line or at every meeting, to source the best quality food and the freshest produce. I’d like to thank our customers for recognising our efforts.
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