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Maldon Tesco repaints zebra crossing to celebrate Pride | Maldon and Burnham Standard

Pedestrian crossings have been repainted at a supermarket in Maldon to celebrate Pride Month.

Tesco Maldon new community grants for schools launching | Maldon and Burnham Standard

SCHOOLS could be given a huge grant from the latest supermarket community scheme.

Maldon Grinch shopped eco friendly for foodbanks in Tesco | Maldon and Burnham Standard

The Grinch paid a visit to a supermarket for a great cause.

Maldon cream tea event raises £1800 for Parkinson's UK | Maldon and Burnham Standard

The charity event brought many people together from the town to raise money together.

Maldon: Tesco take to the water to give barge a boost | Maldon and Burnham Standard

Tesco in Maldon to host Easter-themed events

A STORE is set to hold many Easter-themed events this spring. The Maldon branch of Tesco is planning to hold a socially-distanced Easter Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday subject to Government guidance. The event will take place outside in Tesco Maldon car park from 10am to 1pm. Each child will receive an Easter egg and activity pack on completion of the hunt. This can also be entered into a competition for the chance of more chocolate. All money raised to be used for community projects and charities. There is also an ‘Easter’ wishing tree in the store for residents in care homes wishing for an Easter egg.

Tesco in Maldon to host Easter-themed events

Tesco Maldon introduce pen pal requests for care homes | Maldon and Burnham Standard

A SUPERMARKET has launched a new project to help residents keep in touch during the lockdown. The Tesco store in Maldon has started a new idea on its Wishing Washing Line whereby residents can wish for a pen pal. A list of the resident’s names supplied by Brewster House care home in Heybridge is now posted on the wall to the entrance of the store. A pen pals list on the Wishing Washing line in Tesco Maldon Community champion Rhiain Oakley came up with the idea. She said: “The care homes residents are very lovely at the moment. “They haven’t been able to see their relatives, some of them don’t even have any relatives.