Christmas 2020 and New Year opening times for Glastonbury supermarkets

By Tim Lethaby 22nd Dec 2020

Local News by Tim Lethaby 22nd Dec 2020

We have all been there - forgotten some vital ingredient, or gift - and needing to make a mad last-minute dash to a supermarket in Glastonbury.

Check below for the Christmas and New Year opening times for Aldi, Co-op, Morrisons and Tesco in Glastonbury.

ALDI:

Christmas Eve: 7am to 6pm

Christmas Day: Closed

Boxing Day: Closed

Sunday December 27: 10am to 4pm

Bank Holiday Monday December 28: 8am to 8pm

New Year's Eve: 8am to 6pm

New Year's Day: Closed

CO-OP:

Christmas Eve: 7am to 8pm

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Christmas Day: Closed

Boxing Day: 8am to 6pm

Sunday December 27: 8am to 9pm

Bank Holiday Monday December 28: 7am to 9pm (TBC)

New Year's Eve: 7am to 9pm (TBC)

New Year's Day: 8am to 8pm (TBC)

MORRISONS:

Christmas Eve: 6am to 6pm

Christmas Day: Closed

Boxing Day: 9am to 6pm

Sunday December 27: 10am to 4pm

Bank Holiday Monday December 28: 7am to 10pm

New Year's Eve: 7am to 6pm

New Year's Day: 9am to 6pm

TESCO:

Christmas Eve: Midnight to 7pm

Christmas Day: Closed

Boxing Day: 9am to 6pm

Sunday December 27: 10am to 4pm

Bank Holiday Monday December 28: 6am to 11pm (TBC)

New Year's Eve: Midnight to 7pm (TBC)

New Year's Day: 9am to 6pm (TBC)

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