THE bank holiday means that some supermarket opening times are slightly different this weekend.

But if you need to stock up on supplies, we explain everything you need to know.

Aldi has confirmed its May Bank Holiday shopping hours for this weekend

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Aldi has confirmed its May Bank Holiday shopping hours for this weekendCredit: PA:Press Association

It’s worth checking shopping hours over the weekend and on bank holiday Monday itself (on August 30) so you’re not caught out.

Opening times will vary between stores.

Aldi opening times

Aldi is keeping its doors open over the bank holiday, although opening hours have been reduced slightly.

On the bank holiday Monday, it will open from 8am and close two hours early at 8pm.

Times in Scotland can vary so it’s best to check with the store locator tool that Aldi provides to be on the safe side.

But you can use its store finder tool to double-check opening times for your nearest branch.

Aldi has around 900 shops in the UK. Here’s when you can expect them to be open:

  • Saturday August 28: 8am – 10pm
  • Sunday August 29: 10am – 4pm
  • Monday August 30: 8am until 8pm

Asda opening times

Asda has advised shoppers to use its store locator tool, as opening times on bank holiday Monday may differ.

Asda has more than 600 shops in the UK.

Some stores run 24 hours but it’s unclear whether this will be the case over the bank holiday weekend.

The majority of Asda stores will be open:

  • Saturday August 28: 7am – 10pm
  • Sunday August 29: 10am -4pm
  • Monday August 30: 8am – 8pm

But don’t forget to check with the store locator for your nearest Asda just in case.

Co-op opening times

The Co-op also hasn’t published its opening times for the bank holiday weekend.

We’ve checked a few branches using its store opening times tool online to give you an idea of what to expect.

It appears its shops will be open over bank holiday Monday and run like Sunday hours.

The Co-op has more than 2,000 stores in the UK.

  • Monday August 30: 10am – 4pm

Iceland opening times

Iceland is definitely keeping its doors open this bank holiday Monday.

The supermarket hasn’t confirmed exactly when it will be opening over the long weekend.

But you can check its locator tool to know if your nearest branch is closing any earlier than normal.

Iceland has over 900 shops in the UK.

  • Monday August 30: 8am or 9am and shut between 6pm and 9pm

Lidl opening times

Lidl will be closing two hours earlier than it usually does at 8pm on bank holiday Monday.

The supermarket has around 800 shops in the UK.

You can use its store finder tool to find out where your nearest branch is.

  • Monday August 30: 8am – 8pm

M&S opening times

While some stores are shutting early, M&S is giving shoppers more time to shop over the long weekend.

In some stores, shops are opening for an extra hour on Bank Holiday Monday.

So instead of opening at 8am on the weekends, it will still open at its usual time of 7am.

Not all stores are extending opening hours though – it’s best to check using the M&S opening times tool to see when your nearest is open.

M&S has more than 1,000 shops in the UK.

  • Monday August 30: 7am – 8pm

Morrisons opening times

Morrisons opening times over the Bank Holiday could vary across the country.

When we checked opening times for stores using Morrisons’ locator tool, it didn’t look like times were set to change much.

Stores usually open from around 6am to 11pm on a typical weekday or Saturday.

Again, it’s best to check ahead with your local store to see if there are any changes.

There are around 500 Morrisons in the UK.

  • Monday August 30: 6am – 11pm

Sainsbury’s opening times

Sainsbury’s opening hours this Monday could be different to what they usually are for some stores.

Stores usually close around 11pm on a regular weekday.

But on Bank Holiday Monday, most larger stores will only be open from 7am to around 9pm.

This means you’ll have, on average, three hours less time to shop.

Check the Sainsbury’s opening times page on its website for your nearest branch.

The supermarket has 600 supermarkets and 800 convenience stores.

  • Monday August 30: 7am – 9pm (larger stores) or 7am – 11pm (convenience stores)

Tesco opening times

Most Tesco stores are operating slightly reduced hours over Bank Holiday Monday.

Opening times are typically 6am to 11pm or midnight.

But on Bank Holiday Monday, most Tesco stores will be open 8am to 6pm.

You can use its store finder to see when your nearest is open.

There are just shy of 4,000 Tesco branches in the UK.

  • Monday August 30: 8am – 6pm.

Waitrose opening times

On Bank Holiday Monday, Waitrose will be closing at 7pm, giving shoppers two hours less time to shop in the evening.

The store is also opening an hour later than usual at 8am, so still ok for all you early risers!

Use its shop finder tool to check exactly when your store is open.

There are just under 400 Waitrose shops in the UK.

  • Monday August 30: 8am – 7pm

Supermarkets were shut down in West London after a shopper allegedly injected goods with a syringe.

We’ve also tested pizza from the store as well as including Aldi, and Morrison’s to see which one is the best.

While Christmas could be cancelled due to food shortages.

Dad caught red handed going £100 over budget on the weekly food shop as he leaves supermarket with TWO bulging trollies

This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk

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