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Lidl GB is seeking views regarding a fresh proposal for a new store at Monks Cross shopping park in York.
Residents may recall that planning permission was granted for a new store at this site earlier in the year. Lidl has unveiled a brand-new store format which is more sustainable, includes a larger sales area, and delivers the shopping experience our customers deserve. This will require knocking down the former TK Maxx and Argos buildings, and these will be replaced by the new Lidl foodstore, and car parking.
A new planning application is required for this new and improved store, so we would like your views on our revised proposals.
If you have any questions about the proposals, please email lidlmonkscross@new-stores.co.uk or call 0800 089 0361.
A similar Lidl store A new and modern Lidl store on this site at Monks Cross will provide a spacious and attractive shopping environment, offering all of your favourite high-quality products at Lidl’s low prices. The site is well-located off Monks Cross Drive and would occupy the former TK Maxx store.
Maps Data: Google, ©2023 CNES / Airbus, Getmapping plc, Infoterra Ltd & Bluesky, Maxar Technologies Planning permission was granted for a new Lidl store on this site earlier in 2023. Since then, our new, larger, and more sustainable store format has been unveiled. We want to provide York residents with the very best shopping experience so we will submit a fresh and slightly amended planning application.
The proposals include:
A new Lidl store built to our very latest specification, including modern in-store facilities like Lidl’s popular bakery, a larger sales area, and customer toilets with baby changing facilities
137 parking spaces including accessible and parent & child bays, as well as covered cycle parking
Landscaping across the site including tree planting and soft landscaping
Enhanced environmental features including solar panels on the roof and rapid electric vehicle chargers in the parking area. Lidl has an ongoing commitment to enhance the sustainability of its stores
Around 40 jobs for local people including full and part-time roles, with entry-level staff receiving Lidl’s competitive £11.40 per hour starting pay
Since establishing itself in Great Britain in 1994, Lidl GB has experienced continuous growth and today has over 31,000 employees, over 960 stores and 14 distribution centres in England, Scotland and Wales.
We take pride in providing our customers with the highest quality products at the lowest possible prices. Social responsibility and sustainability are at the core of our daily operations. We place a strong emphasis on our responsibility for people, society, and the environment. We are passionate about working with British producers and we two thirds of our products from British suppliers.
Lidl first opened its doors in Great Britain in 1994 and currently has over 31,000 employees, over 960 stores and 14 distribution centres in England, Scotland and Wales. Lidl takes pride in providing top quality products at low prices.
The Lidl retail philosophy is focused on simplicity and maximum efficiency at every stage of the business, from supplier to customer, enabling the company to sell high quality own brand and well-known products at low prices.
Up to 40 jobs for local people including full and part-time roles. Lidl has recently announced increased hourly pay for entry-level staff, who will receive £12.40 nationally and £13.65 within London. With service this rises to £13.00 per hour nationally and £14.00 within London.
We have pledged to invest £15 billion into British food and farming by 2025, with two thirds of our products coming from British suppliers, providing our customers with fresh, locally sourced, high quality produce at excellent value. 100% of our own-brand core eggs, milk, cream, butter, fresh beef and fresh primary chicken is British. We have signed the NFU Fruit and Veg Pledge and the Back British Farming Charter. All of our British fresh meat, dairy and fruit and veg is Red Tractor Assured.
Lidl GB sells over 100 different Fairtrade certified products throughout the year, from bananas originating from Colombia, tea picked in Kenya and cocoa for our chocolate, grown in Cote d’Ivoire. In addition to the products we sell all year round, we proudly support specific Fairtrade campaigns such as Fairtrade Fortnight.
The proposed store will meet Lidl’s high sustainability standards which are intended to minimise environmental impact over the lifetime of the store.
Lidl UK is preparing a detailed planning application which will seek full approval for a new Lidl store at Monks Cross.
The planning application will be submitted to City of York Council in due course, who will make a decision on whether to approve the proposals.
We encourage everyone to complete a feedback form to have their say. If you would like to know how to submit a letter of support for the planning application once it has been submitted, please contact lidlmonkscross@new-stores.co.uk.
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