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Here’s some slightly intimidating news: you’ve only got seven weekends left before Christmas. That might sound like a lot, but we all know it’ll come around sooner than you think. Now’s the perfect time to start thinking about what you’ll have for your Christmas dinner, and how you can stock up on pigs in blankets without breaking the bank.
Luckily, there’s good news for Londoners on the hunt for some budget-friendly groceries: two new Aldi stores will arrive in the capital by mid-December. It’s part of a huge investment from the company, which announced earlier this year that it would be opening one new store a week until the end of 2025, and we now know exactly where they’re going to be – discover the full list of upcoming UK locations here.
Sixteen Aldis will open across the UK between today (November 7) and December 12, with two set for London. One new branch – Fulham Broadway – launched back in September, so these will be the second and third openings in the capital in the span of four months. That’s a pretty impressive ratio.
Old Kent Road, the Southwark road and cheapest property in Monopoly, Kentish Town and Uxbridge will be the locations of the new stores. We don’t have exact dates for when they’ll open yet, but they will definitely be up and running in time to do your Christmas groceries. Once they are in business, there will be an impressive 52 branches of the low-cost supermarket in the Big Smoke.
And more could be coming in 2026, as the company has plans to continue growing in the new year. It hopes to spend upwards of £1.6 billion into brand new stores by the end of 2027.
A representative for Aldi said that its rapid expansion was reflective of ‘the pace and ambition behind our growth plans’, adding; ‘at Aldi, we’re focused on making affordable, high-quality food accessible to as many people as possible - and opening new stores is at the heart of how we do that.’
New Aldi supermarket locations in London
Here are the three new Aldis:
- Old Kent Road
- Kentish Town
- Uxbridge, Harefield Road
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