With many Brits now finding themselves in self-isolation, many are looking to online shopping and supermarket deliveries to make sure they are getting supplies.
09.03.2020 - 18:35 / dailyrecord.co.uk
There’s not long to go now until Mother’s Day and if you’re looking for a thrifty way to show your love and appreciation with a tasty meal, Iceland’s new dine-in deal is a must.
The popular supermarket has launched a meal deal with plenty on offer including roasting joints, chocolates and wine or Prosecco for just £18.
There’a a range of roasting joints from just £3 each including Luxury Lamb Cushion with Mint Stuffing, Butter Basted Chicken Breast Joint and Gammon with a Honey Glaze, reports
With many Brits now finding themselves in self-isolation, many are looking to online shopping and supermarket deliveries to make sure they are getting supplies.
Viaplay, the thriving streaming service owned by the Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group), is set to launch in Iceland on April 1.
Now pubs, clubs, bars and restaurants in the UK are on coronavirus lockdown, supermarkets are finding themselves working harder than ever to ensure they’re stocked and that shoppers are able to buy enough essentials to feed themselves and their families.
Supermarket staff were forced to wrestle a suspected shoplifter to the ground after they left without paying for a trolley full of food.
The coronavirus outbreak is affecting people the world over; events have been cancelled, jobs have been lost and most of us are now confined to our houses. All international travel has been limited and many people have had to cancel holidays that they’ve been looking forward to for ages.
Iceland stores in Hamilton are going that extra mile to ensure that elderly people can get their weekly shopping before shelves are raided by panic buyers.
Iceland in East Kilbride Shopping Centre has announced a special shopping window of two hours dedicated to the elderly and disabled.
An Iceland store in Glasgow has set up opening hours for the elderly and vulnerable amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Kilmarnock's Iceland store will open for elderly and vulnerable customers at a dedicated time, the Kilmarnock Standard can exclusively reveal.
Earlier today we reported how Iceland had been praised by shoppers for making the decision to ensure that only OAPs would be able to shop in its Wythenshawe branch from 9-11am on Wednesday in a bid to ensure the most vulnerable will be able to stock up on essentials amidst coronavirus panic-buying.
An Iceland branch in Wythenshawe has announced a special shopping window of two hours dedicated to the elderly and disabled.
Supermarkets across the UK have launched a host of voucher codes and discounts in March.