Lidl has named 18 places across Leeds where it wants to build new stores and five stores it wants to relocate - this follows the supermarket chains latest scheme.
The German company are investing £1.3 billion in its expansion and has revealed that it is offering a finder’s fee to members of the public who successfully identify suitable sites for new Lidl stores.
The fee is either 1.5% of the total freehold purchase price or 10% of the first year’s rent for leaseholds, which would equate to £22,500 for a completed £1.5m site purchase.
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The 18 places where Lidl wants to build brand new stores are:
- Leeds - Adel
- Leeds - Beeston
- Leeds - Bramley
- Leeds - City Centre
- Leeds - Guiseley
- Leeds - Harehills
- Leeds - Headingley
- Leeds - Horsforth
- Leeds - Kirkstall
- Leeds - Meanwood
- Leeds - Moortown
- Leeds - Morley
- Leeds - Pudsey
- Leeds - Roundhay
- Leeds - Seacroft
- Leeds - Thorpe Park
- Leeds - Wortley
- Leeds - Yeadon
Lidl also wants to relocate the Leeds Hunslet store.
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