Here is a list of opening times for supermarkets for anyone wanting to do grocery shopping over the Bank Holiday weekend.
Monday is the last Bank Holiday in May, with many looking forward to a three-day weekend. It also means supermarket opening times may be different.
We have rounded-up store opening times so you know when you can pop down to your local supermarket. Here’s everything you need to know about when shops are open and closed on Monday, May 29, as reported by The Mirror.
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Asda
Over the Bank Holiday weekend, opening times at Asda are to remain the same as normal. On Saturday, May 27, the larger Asda stores open at either 6am or 7am but close at around 10pm - this usually includes the stores open until midnight.
On Sunday, most Asda superstores will open for only six hours from either 10am or 11am, until 4pm or 5pm. On the Bank Holiday itself, the majority of Asda stores will be opening 8am to 8pm including the 24 hour sites, however some stores report that they are opening a little earlier at 7am.
You can find your nearest Asda with the supermarket's locator tool here.
Morrisons
Morrisons stores usually open from either 6am or 7am and close 10pm or 11pm on a typical weekday or Saturday. This will remain the same over the Bank Holiday weekend.
On Sunday, hours will remain the same with stores in England and Wales opening between 10am until 4pm or 11am until 5pm. On Monday, the majority of Morrisons stores will be open from 7am until 8pm in England and Wales - Scottish stores will trade under their normal hours of 7am until 10pm.
You can find your nearest Morrisons with the supermarket's locator tool here.
Tesco
Tesco stores will be open as normal over the weekend leading up to the Bank Holiday on Monday. Larger stores will be open between 6am and 7am and close between 10pm and midnight.
On Sunday stores will only be open for six hours due to Sunday trading laws. On Monday, the majority of Tesco's larger stores will be open from 8am to 6pm - some of its stores will be open a little later until 8pm.
All Tesco's smaller convenience stores will be open as normal from between 6am and 7am until between 10pm and midnight. You can find your nearest Tesco with the supermarket's locator tool here.
Sainsbury's
Sainsbury’s superstores typically open at either 6am or 7am and normally shut at either 10pm or 11pm, Monday to Saturday. Then on Sunday, superstores are normally open from 10am until 4pm in England and Wales.
This will remain the same as usual over the Bank Holiday weekend. On Monday, the majority of Sainsbury's will be open from 8am until 8pm.
Sainsbury’s Local convenience stores are scheduled to be open from 7am until either 10pm or 11pm this Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday. You can find your nearest Siansbury's with the supermarket's locator tool here.
Aldi
Like others major chains, Aldi opening times will remain as normal on Saturday and Sunday with hours only changing on Monday. Aldi stores are normally open between 8am and 10pm on Saturday, across England, Wales and Scotland.
On Sundays, Aldi is usually open from 10am until 4pm, or 11am until 5pm, in England and Wales. On Monday, all Aldi stores in England and Wales will be closing a little earlier at 8pm. You can find your nearest Aldi with the supermarket's locator tool here.
Lidl
All Lidl stores will be open as normal across the Bank Holiday weekend. On Saturday Lidl will be open from 8am until 10pm and on Sunday stores will be open for only six hours from 10am to 4pm or 11am to 5pm.
On Monday, all Lidl stores in England and Wales will be open from 8am until 8pm. You can find your nearest Lidl with the supermarket's locator tool here.
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