Stone Morrisons store has undergone a multi-million-pound makeover following suggestions put forward by shoppers and the store’s staff.
Morrisons asked shoppers what changes they wanted to the store and they said it had to be simpler to get around with more useful facilities. In response, Morrisons has improved the layout of the store, widening aisles and upgrading departments which focus on fresh foods and convenience.
As well as a new and improved Market Street where lots of fresh food will be made or prepared in the store every day by skilled foodmakers, the store also now has:
- An improved and extended customer Cafe
- An improved Food To Go range
- A new Deli counter as well as a Deli Express offer and a self-serve olive bar
- More space dedicated to the Nutmeg clothing range
- A new Pizza Bar selling ‘create your own’ pizzas
- An expanded Home & Leisure offering
- New customer toilets
The store was officially reopened by Jeanne Vickers who is the oldest member of the Morrisons’ Stone team and Trisha Dunham who is the longest-serving colleague. The ribbon-cutting kicked off a day of events at the store including a raffle and food sampling.
Store Manager, Chris Ward said:
“I would like to thank our customers and our staff whose comments have helped us make a store that suits their needs. It’s great to give our loyal shoppers something new.”
1 comment
Melissa
Some of the isles are narrower than before , making it more difficult to get around on mobility scooters, wheelchairs and mums with prams. People tend to turn the corners tighter than before making harder than it is for disabled. Also it doesn’t take much before isles are jammed when people are browsing.