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Landmark Yeovil supermarket to close next month

A LANDMARK Yeovil supermarket is closing in the new year.

Iceland, at the Quedam Centre, is set to shut the doors for the final time on Saturday, January 10.

Notices to shoppers in-store say the branch will close at 4pm on that day.

“Sorry we’re closing,” the notice said. “This store is permanently closing from 4pm on Saturday, January 10.”

Iceland alternative, The Food Warehouse, has a branch at the Yeovil Retail park, in Babylon Hill.

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Shoppers have reacted with shock to the news.

One said: “Very sad indeed for people who just get the bus into town then take advantage of the delivery service, as well as the workers just popping in on way home to pick up a few things needed.”

Another wrote: “Shame it can’t be moved into Middle Street but probably cost prohibitive. It’s rather tucked away in Quedam. Having said that there’s still closures there too.”

“That’s really sad that Iceland is really handy,” said one shopper, with another adding: “This is a big loss to the Quedam Shopping Centre. With Dunelm just reopened, the mall is going to be busy and it’s such a shame for all the staff in Iceland.”

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3 Comments

  1. Ann tilbury Reply

    That’s all very well opening a new store at Ba bylon hill .but without transport no way of getting there we have a bus once a week to shop in yeovil .if your disabled a long walk to Tesco cant afford m@ s .so nowhere to food shop in yeovil .about time council dis something to improve yeovil shops otherwise yeovil will just be a name on a map

  2. Colin Knight Reply

    We need more of a reason for them closing Another business that was always modrutly busy every time I used them would have thought Yeovil Chamber of Comers would have quite a lot to say about that like I’ve said elsewhere their only real competitor was really Farm Foods and they’re probably as expensive as Tesco

  3. Sue Chorley Reply

    Impossible for some people to get to the food hall it’s about time there was a bus service that ran there not everyone has a car.

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