WITH Christmas around the corner, John Lewis shoppers will need to check when the stores are open around the festive period.
The hours that shops open and close over the holiday period will be different from the opening times shoppers are familiar with.
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If you are in Tier 4, John Lewis is currently closed as it does not count as an essential shop.
But if you are living in Tiers 1, 2 or 3, then your local branch is open.
John Lewis has extended trading hours in the run-up to Christmas in an effort to gain footfall over a longer period so customers can continue to shop safely.
But it’s best to check what the opening times are like for your local branch over the festive period.
What are John Lewis’ opening hours for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day?
The majority of shops will be open from 9am-5pm on Christmas Eve.
But John Lewis will be shut on Christmas Day.
What are John Lewis’ opening hours for Boxing Day until New Year?
Stores will also be closed on Boxing Day.
But John Lewis will reopen at 11am on December 27.
What are John Lewis’ opening hours over New Year?
It’s not yet confirmed what the opening hours at John Lewis will be on New Year’s Eve, but the stores are likely to close earlier than usual.
John Lewis stores will be closed on New Year’s Day.
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