IF you’ve left your turkey purchase until the eleventh hour, then it’s a good idea to check supermarket opening and closing times over Christmas.

Some stores, including Iceland, are opening and shutting up shops at different times over the festive season.

Stores might open and shut at different times

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Stores might open and shut at different times Credit: Alamy

It’s best to use Iceland’s store finder to find out exactly when your local store will be open over the holidays.

But here’s what changes you should expect over the seasonal break:

What are Iceland’s opening hours for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day?

Most Iceland shops usually open around 7am or 8am and close between 7pm to 10pm on weekdays.

This varies depending on which store you visit and what day it is.

Around the festive season, these usual timings will vary. 

On Christmas Eve, some shops will be open as early as 7am, but some will close earlier than usual from around 5pm.

On Christmas Day, most stores will close.

What are opening hours for Boxing Day?

Some stores will remain shut on Boxing Day, but some will be open at slightly later times than usual or close earlier. 

Shops could open as early as 8am in some cases.

What are the opening hours for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day?

Stores are still running on different opening times this New Year’s Eve, with some closing as early as 5pm. 

Last year, most of the supermarket’s stores were open from 7am-6pm.

On New Year’s Day, some stores are closed, with others opening later than usual. For those stores opening, many will open at 9am.

Last year, Iceland opened its doors on the 1at January from 9am-6pm.

If you’re planning on heading to another supermarket chain for your last minute supplies, we’ve drawn up a list of supermarket opening times including Tesco, Aldi and Morrisons

And if the thought of the last minute Christmas shopper crowds fills you with dread, we’ve put together a list of the quietest times to go and get the big shop in.

And if you’re planning on doing a bit of DIY over the festive break and worried which stores are open in Tier 4, here’s a list of shops staying open – including Wickes and Homebase.

B&Q slashes price of Christmas trees from £60 to just £1 as they have hundreds still in stock

This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk

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