Tesco Locations - Store Locator Tool UK

Tesco has achieved its highest UK grocery market share in over a decade, reaching 29.4% in early 2026, driven by competitive pricing (named cheapest by Which?) and expansion. This marks a significant recovery from a 26.5% low in 2020, as the retailer re-establishes dominance against competitors. Key details regarding "Tesco peak" as of February 2026: Market Position: Currently holds a 29.4% market share, with shares rising over 10% since the start of 2026. Performance: Achieved highest market share in a decade following strong Christmas sales. Strategy: Expanding with 70 new Express stores planned by March 2027 and focusing on Clubcard-driven value. Historical Context: While curre...

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 Consumer outlet Which? has been campaigning on access to loyalty schemes, calling it a "huge win for shoppers". **Details:** - **Published:** 12/02/2026 19:35 (UTC) - **📊 Characteristics Score:** > **Asset Type:** *others* > **Sentiment:** `0.6` > **Entropy:** `0.15` > **Relevance:** `0.1` > **Staleness:** `0.85` > **Uncertainty:** `0.2` > **Level-1 Focus:** *retail-traders, political-endorsements-opposition* > **Level-2 Focus:** *retail-adoption-market-access, pro-innovation-policy* - **🏷️ Tags:**...

 Consumer outlet Which? has been campaigning on access to loyalty schemes, calling it a "huge win for shoppers". **Details:** - **Published:** 12/02/2026 19:35 (UTC) - **📊 Characteristics Score:** > **Asset Type:** *others* > **Sentiment:** `0.6` > **Entropy:** `0.15` > **Relevance:** `0.1` > **Staleness:** `0.85` > **Uncertainty:** `0.2` > **Level-1 Focus:** *retail-traders, political-endorsements-opposition* > **Level-2 Focus:** *retail-adoption-market-access, pro-innovation-policy* - **🏷️ Tags:**...

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I read an article the other day on Substack about how farmers markets are the last wholesome spaces left [(article here if anyone wants it)](https://besserschmecker.substack.com/p/at-the-intersection-of-analog-2016) and I have to say I kinda agree. I have 3-4 farmers markers pretty close and it really is one of my favourite things to do on a lot of weekends. Even just wandering around is really nice, and they're somehow cheaper sometimes than even Tesco?? I never got how that was possible, for the record.

Tesco UK has rolled out a new brand platform called “It’s Not a Little Thing. It’s Everything.” As part of the campaign, some Bags for Life no longer show the Tesco logo. Instead, they feature five-letter words like Treat, Party, and Thank. The blue colour system and “Every Little Helps” tagline remain, so the bags are still clearly Tesco. This appears to be a brand platform update rather than a product launch. The activity is currently visible in the UK market. [Full story on ForkInk »](https://forkink.blogspot.com/2026/02/tesco-replaces-its-logo-on-bags-for.html)

Okay, why does Wolt want this **** from me? It's self contradictory because it claims that the courier will ask for my ID on delivery - in which case you DON'T NEED ME TO VERIFY MYSELF IN ADVANCE. And no, it's not required by the local government. I've been ordering alcohol and tobacco from Wolt Market for years, never needed this. I placed an order with alcohol at Tesco today, didn't need this. There is no legal requirement to do this in my location, I know that because I work with this kind of ****. The worst part? This is not a simple selfie verification like you need to do if you want to watch **** in the UK and you're too lazy for a VPN, they actually re...

*This article includes insights from Auddy’s recent webinar with the London Stock Exchange, InvestorHub, and Conran Design, titled “Does the Market Understand Your Business?” which* [*you can watch here*](https://www.lsegissuerservices.com/spark-insights/5qbpbSSW9UqKcrBVjpLAKw)*.* # Why the “IR Triangle” Has Shifted, and How to Bridge the Gap Between Disclosure and True Comprehension For many public companies, there is a frustrating disconnect between the quality of their operations and the movement of their share price. Management teams often conclude that the “market just doesn’t get it.”  But in an era where the average adult attention span has plummeted to about **t...

# Cost of Living in London for Students 2026: A Comprehensive Budget Guide London remains the ultimate destination for higher education, housing some of the world’s most prestigious universities. However, the prestige of studying in the UK capital comes with a well-known reputation for a high cost of living. As of 2026, global economic shifts and local inflation have adjusted the financial landscape for students. Understanding these costs is no longer just a recommendation; it is a necessity for a successful academic journey. On average, a student in London should expect to spend between **£1,500 and £2,200 per month**, depending on their lifestyle and location. This guide provides a me...

Double room available in a bright split-level flat in the heart of Camden — ideal for young professionals. Fully furnished home includes: • Modern shaker-style kitchen with wooden countertops • Spacious living room • 1 bathroom with shower • Built-in wardrobes • Dedicated WFH workstation provided • TV in bedroom and living room • Two fridges (great for meal prep / shared cooking) • Well-stocked kitchen — especially convenient for South Asian groceries Location highlights: • 20 seconds to two bus stops • 1.5 mins walk to Camden Town Station • 3 mins to Camden Overground • Sainsbury’s right opposite the flat • Aldi, Tesco Express, and...

Double room available in a bright split-level flat in the heart of Camden — ideal for young professionals. Fully furnished home includes: • Modern shaker-style kitchen with wooden countertops • Spacious living room • 1 bathroom with shower • Built-in wardrobes • Dedicated WFH workstation provided • TV in bedroom and living room • Two fridges (great for meal prep / shared cooking) • Well-stocked kitchen — especially convenient for South Asian groceries Location highlights: • 20 seconds to two bus stops • 1.5 mins walk to Camden Town Station • 3 mins to Camden Overground • Sainsbury’s right opposite the flat • Aldi, Tesco Express, and...

In this episode of *60 Plus Uncensored*, host Seb Frey chats with [Karen Green](https://www.linkedin.com/in/thekarengreen/), a former Tesco & Boots buyer turned consultant and author, who moved from the UK to the south of France and rebuilt her life and career in her late 50s. They dive into the practical side of starting over, from navigating finances and daily life abroad, to shifting from corporate roles into self-employment, writing books, and marketing yourself. Karen gets honest about budgeting, healthcare, property decisions, negotiation surprises, and the emotional work that comes with reinvention. The conversation also explores how years in retail buying shaped Karen’s ...

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Pretty much as the title says. Want to make my own teabags to bring to work, but after searching high and low I still can't find any. Do they have them in any stores, or do I gotta go online? Any help is much appreciated! EDIT: for those who see this later - I tried 3 big tescos, dunnes, lidl, supervalue, and wall & keoghs, all of which were busts. I finally found them at asia market on drury

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I stumbled across this, I think we all wish we worked for this CEO. In the spirit of National Truth in Customer Service Day I share this gem of a response! Thank you to the manager for doing what we all wish we could, this is how you do passive aggression! One Tesco customer was so desperate for their salted popcorn that they ended up writing a poem to the Tesco chairperson and received another poem in return, along with a giftcard.