Aldi shares full list of where it wants to open new stores as it asks public for help

Aldi has revealed its wish list of locations where it wants to open new stores. The budget is opening new stores to areas such as Ashford in Kent, Eastbourne in Sussex, as well as Caterham in Surrey, in the next few months.

But in a new update, has revealed a full list of other locations where it wants to expand. The supermarket has more than 1,050 stores but has a long-term goal of increasing this to more than 1,500 UK stores.

To nominate your town or area for consideration, you can email NextNewStore@aldi.co.uk and put the name of your location in the subject of the email. You will need to send your submission by June 8.

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Jonathan Neale, Managing Director of National Real Estate at Aldi UK, said: “We’ve always believed that great quality food should be within everyone’s reach and many communities would therefore still benefit from having an Aldi nearby.

“We’re always looking at key places where we see potential, but we also want to hear directly from the public about where the demand is greatest. Their input is invaluable as we continue to grow and bring Aldi’s unbeatable value to more areas across Britain.”

Full list of locations where Aldi wants to open new stores

Scotland

• Glasgow, Cathcart
• Glasgow, Springburn
• Clarkston
• Glasgow, Glasgow Fort
• Bonnyrigg
• Edinburgh, Barnton
• Blantyre
• Newhouse
• Dumbarton
• Falkirk, Ladysmill

North East England, North Yorkshire and Cumbria

• Newcastle Upon Tyne
• Sunderland
• South Shields
• Harrogate
• York
• Scarborough
• Morpeth
• Kendal

North East Lincolnshire and East, West and South Yorkshire

• Chesterfield, Alma Leisure Park
• Leeds, Horsforth
• Doncaster, Balby
• Otley
• Brighouse
• Cleethorpes
• Sheffield, Nether Green
• Ossett
• Halifax, Calderdale Royal
• Sheffield, Woodhouse

North West England

• West Didsbury
• Wigan
• Bradshaw, Bolton
• Lowton
• Cheadle, Manchester
• Bramhall
• Penwortham
• Worsley
• Radcliffe
• Darwen

Central and West Midlands

• Bloxwich
• Walsall
• Birmingham
• Wellingborough
• Coventry
• Wolverhampton (North West)
• Wolverhampton (South West)
• Tipton
• Warwick
• Chelmsley Wood

North/East Midlands

• Leicester, Fosse Park
• Leicester Forest East
• Derby, Allestree
• Leicester, Birstall
• Nottingham, Beeston
• East Midlands McArthurGlen Designer Outlet
• Derby, Normanton
• Leicester, North Evington
• Eastwood, Nottingham Road
• Leicester, Oadby

Merseyside, Cheshire, Shropshire and North Wales

• Amlwch
• Aintree
• Kirkby
• Upton
• New Brighton
• Toxteth
• Dolgellau
• Caernarfon
• Warrington
• Queensferry
• Church Stretton

East Anglia, Essex and Hertfordshire

• Cambridge (South)
• St Albans
• Basildon
• Brentwood
• Basildon
• Rayleigh
• Southend / Leigh on Sea
• Harpenden
• Ware
• Hitchin

South Central and Home Counties

• Winchester
• Bath
• Bracknell
• Cheltenham
• Dorchester
• Oxford
• Slough
• Banbury
• Chesham
• Maidenhead

London

• Chiswick
• South Ealing
• Rickmansworth
• Notting Hill
• Kensington
• Chingford
• Watford
• Barnet
• Hackney Central
• Highbury & Islington
• Beckenham
• Lewisham
• Sidcup
• Chessington
• Twickenham

South East

• Brighton
• Newhaven / Peacehaven
• Haywards Heath
• Chatham
• Polegate
• Worthing
• Crawley
• Guildford
• Reigate / Redhill
• Aldershot

South Wales and South West

• Bristol
• Penzance
• Barry
• Plymouth
• Swansea
• Exmouth
• Cardiff
• Exeter
• Hereford
• Ivybridge

Ireland

• Athboy
• Athlone
• Ballyjamesduff
• Baltinglass
• Birr
• Bray
• Carndonagh
• Castleblayney
• Castlerea
• Clara
• Drogheda
• Dublin City & County
• Dunfanaghy
• Granard
• Killybegs
• Mountmellick, Laois
• Navan, Meath
• Newbridge
• Newton Mount Kennedy
• Sligo Town & County
• Tullamore, Cavan
• Virginia, Cavan
• Clonmel
• Cork City & County
• Galway City
• Limerick City
• Tralee
• Westport