Morrisons pass on leasehold interest at Kingsmead.

[Stafford publishers]

I’m glad its just not me, couple of weeks ago, turning left when lights turned green but the traffic opposite started turning right from st Georges at the same time, I had to stop to let it through as no one was stopping and wait until the lights changed again, very strange!

 

[c0tt0nt0p]

The ground where the petrol station would of been opposite Aldi has now been fenced off....

 

[HopesDad]

The ground where the petrol station would of been opposite Aldi has now been fenced off....

Would have been.

 

[c0tt0nt0p]

Would have been.

What would of been ?

 

[Glam]

The ground where the petrol station would of been opposite Aldi has now been fenced off....

Would have been.

What would of been ?

He is merely correcting yr grammer.

 

[The Notorious A.N.T.]

And he does this because he is the biggest c@nt on the Stafford Forum. I am sure I speak for most on here when I say get a life HopesDad you d@ckhead!

 

[c0tt0nt0p]

He is merely correcting yr grammer.

Please @Glam give me some credit!

 

[Gramaisc]

He is merely correcting yr grammer.

your grammar.

 

[Wormella]

Had a prod round the new Aldi, it seems very fancy and nicely laid out.

 

[littleme]

What would of been ?

Ive found my 'of' twin.

 

[Glam]

Please @Glam give me some credit!

I did darling, just my way of pointing out what a pedantic twot he is xx

 

[proactive]

And he does this because he is the biggest c@nt on the Stafford Forum

That quite some accolade.

I wonder how much he heats his pies?

 

[The Notorious A.N.T.]

That quite some accolade.

I wonder how much he heats his pies?

Send him round to mine with a Ginsters, I will put him right....

 

[Wormella]

Do we know what's confirmed / rumoured for the remaining 3 empty units yet?

 

[Withnail]

... would of been...

Ive found my 'of' twin.

 

[gilbert grape]

Did a shop on Friday ad filled my two bags for a fair bit less than it would be to fill them elsewhere. Regarding the layout, it could be an OCD sufferer's nightmare. Odd number of aisles meaning the up down up down up leaves you at the back rather than the till! .....................or is it just me?

 

[Mikinton]

Odd number of aisles meaning the up down up down up leaves you at the back rather than the till! .....................or is it just me?

I've got a suspicion that that's deliberate, so you've always got to walk along one aisle twice.

Every trip to the supermarket (or similar) for me is an exercise in solving the puzzle of the Bridges of Konigsberg. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Bridges_of_Königsberg

 

[Lucy]

All Aldi's have an odd number. I have yet to figure out a system to arrive at the till.

 

[c0tt0nt0p]

I think its an effect of the stores being so compact in comparison to their larger competitors. In most "full size" supermarkets you rarely (in my case anyway) go up and down all the isles.

In Aldis there are occasions where we don't go down the frozen/alcohol isle (I know shocking) which is usually at the end of the store, but the new layout buggers that up !!

 

[Mikinton]

Lidl's an odd number of aisles whereas the Co-Ops on Bodmin Avenue and Baswich Lane are both an even number.

Larger stores like Tescos and ASDA, it isn't an issue as there'll usually be a few aisles you'll miss out anyway (the pets aisle and the babies aisle in my case).

Toy fairs in the Prestwich Centre are another conundrum as, because it's usually quite busy, you have to tackle each side of the aisle separately.