LIDL has confirmed it will shut 848 locations for 24 hours in a matter of days.
The German discounter said it will not open its England and Wales branches on Easter Sunday, which falls on April 20.
1
It means staff can enjoy a break before opening again on Easter Monday.
Branches in Scotland will remain open on Easter Sunday.
The major supermarket always tends to close over major bank holidays such as New Year and Christmas.
The day off is part of Government rules which state that shops in England and Wales larger than 280 square metres have to close on Easter Sunday and Christmas Day.
And its not just Lidl who has plans to close for the occasion, Aldi, Tesco, Sanisbury’s and Morrisons will also shut.
You can check out all the opening hours of your favourite stores by clicking the link here.
To find out more; you can also visit the “store locator” section of your chosen retailer’s website page.
To keep up to date with Lidl’s opening hours over Easter you can head to www.lidl.co.uk/c/store-finder/s10023098.
You can find your nearest location on the map, click on the “store detail” section, and it will give you the exact opening times of your branch.
