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Midwest Radio - Green light for new Aldi store in Ballina - Vimarsana News

Midwest Radio - Green light for new Aldi store in Ballina

Green light for new Aldi store in Ballina Aldi Stores (Ireland) Ltd has secured the green light to develop a supermarket in Ballina. Conditional planning permission for the development has been secured from Mayo County Council. Colin Breslin, Regional Managing Director, Aldi Ireland, told Midwest News today that they will be bringing 30 new permanent jobs to Ballina and they expect  to open the new facility in 2022. The new store will also create 50 jobs during the construction phase.  The store will be constructed in Aldi’s award-winning Project Fresh design and feature 80 car parking...

Aldi in Hartlepool to reopen on Thursday after 'more customer-focused' refurbishment - Vimarsana News

Aldi in Hartlepool to reopen on Thursday after 'more customer-focused' refurbishment

Hartlepool Aldi will reopen on Thursday ALDI will reveal a fresh new look for its Hartlepool store when it re-opens to customers on Thursday (February 11) at 8am. Standing at 940sqm of retail space, a more customer-focused layout allows for the products to be found more easily, whilst browsing new ranges. The transformation is part of Aldi’s £500m investment into further improving its stores and services across the UK, and is based on feedback from more than 50,000 customers. The Project Fresh renovations have been ongoing since 2018. The new-look store offers increased space,...

Branching out: Aldi Ireland to plant a million native trees - Vimarsana News

Branching out: Aldi Ireland to plant a million native trees

Aldi Ireland has pledged to support the planting of one million native Irish woodland trees around Ireland over the next four years as part of its long-term commitment towards the environment. Aldi is the first retailer in Ireland to commit to this level of partnership with the Department of Agriculture’s Woodland Environment Fund (WEF) – an initiative under which Irish businesses can partner with landowners and the Department to help create new native woodlands in Ireland. It provides additional incentives to plant new native woodlands and supports the Government’s target to plant 22 m...

Agriculture minister joins supermarket brand to launch tree-planting pledge - Vimarsana News

Agriculture minister joins supermarket brand to launch tree-planting pledge

Agriculture minister joins supermarket brand to launch tree-planting pledge Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue and Minister of State with responsibility for forestry Pippa Hackett have joined with supermarket brand Aldi Ireland to launch its campaign to plant one million trees by 2025. Aldi is the first retailer in Ireland to commit to this level of partnership with the Department of Agriculture’s Woodland Environment Fund (WEF), which is an initiative under which Irish businesses can partner with landowners and the department to help create new native woodlan...

Aldi to create 1,050 new jobs in Ireland in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Aldi to create 1,050 new jobs in Ireland in 2021

Later this year Aldi will be opening additional stores in Cahersiveen and Killarney. Six new store planning applications were also submitted in the past year, seeking permission to open new stores in Castlecomer, Roaches St. Limerick, Ballybrit, Ballyhaunis, Kanturk and Shannon. Welcoming the announcement, Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar  thanked Aldi for their work in Ireland. “Aldi staff and all other supermarket workers have made a crucial contribution to our country throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, keeping stores open and providing a safe shop...

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