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About ASDA - Parkside Express Petrol

Asda Parkside Express Petrol is part of the Asda group; one of Britain’s leading grocery retailers. Asda offers great prices and quality products helping customers save money & live better. Visit us in-store and get groceries delivered to anywhere in the UK, or collect from your local store or petrol station at a convenient time for you.

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Asda Scunthorpe Superstore in Scunthorpe Opening Times

Asda Scunthorpe Superstore at Burringham Road in Scunthorpe, DN17 2XF is a branch of the Asda's group.

Asda Scunthorpe Superstore in Scunthorpe is open on monday from 07:00 to 00:00, tuesday to friday from 00:00 to 00:00, on saturday from 00:00 to 22:00 and on sunday from 10:00 to 16:00.

Asda Scunthorpe Superstore Scunthorpe offers 28 services. In this store, you can find services about services available like PayPoint, 24 Hour, Community Champion, Disabled Facilities, Petrol Station, Opticians, George, Click & Collect, Grocery Click & Collect, Baby Changing, Travel Money, Travel Money Click & Collect, Home Shopping, Scan & Go. It provides also services about facilities like Car Park, Cash Machine, Customer WC, Recycling. Moreover on the products available field, like Rotisserie, Organic, Fish Counter, Pizza Counter, Bakery Counter, Ethnic Foods, Food to Go, First Choice Travel, Electrical goods, Bounty packs.

Where is Asda Scunthorpe Superstore?

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Opening Times of Asda Scunthorpe Superstore

Services available.

• Community Champion
• Disabled Facilities
• Petrol Station
• Click & Collect
• Grocery Click & Collect
• Baby Changing
• Travel Money
• Travel Money Click & Collect
• Home Shopping
• Scan & Go
• Cash Machine
• Customer WC
• Fish Counter
• Pizza Counter
• Bakery Counter
• Ethnic Foods
• First Choice Travel
• Electrical goods
• Bounty packs

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Where is located asda scunthorpe superstore, does asda scunthorpe superstore open on saturdays.

Yes, Asda Scunthorpe Superstore is open on saturday from 00:00 to 22:00. You can get there <a href="#opening-times">at the times indicated</a>.

Is Asda in Scunthorpe open on Sundays?

Yes, Asda in Scunthorpe is open on sunday from 10:00 to 16:00. Not all services may be available on Sundays. However, this place is one of the few ones to be open on Sundays.

Nearby Asda Scunthorpe Superstore in Scunthorpe:

• Asda Scunthorpe Carlton Street Supermarket in Scunthorpe, Carlton Street at 2.5 miles
• Asda Goole Supermarket in Goole, Unit 1 Wesley Square at 12.3 miles
• Asda Stainforth Supermarket in Stainforth, Station Road at 13.9 miles
• Asda Living Hull in Anlaby, Anlaby Retail Park, Springfield Way at 16.4 miles
• Asda Doncaster Wheatley Supermarket in Doncaster, Wheatley Shopping Centre, Wheatley Hall Road at 17.1 miles
• Asda Rossington Supermarket in New Rossington, Grange Lane, New Rossington at 17.2 miles
• Asda Hessle Superstore in Kingston upon Hull, Hessle Road at 17.3 miles
• Asda Doncaster Superstore in Doncaster, Gliwice Way, Bawtry Road at 17.5 miles
• Asda Harworth Supermarket in Harworth, Scrooby Road at 18.6 miles
• Asda Hull Beverley Road Supermarket in Kingston upon Hull, Beverley Road at 19 miles
• Asda East Retford Supermarket in East Retford, Wharf Road at 19.9 miles
• Asda Mount Pleasant Superstore in Kingston upon Hull, Mount Pleasant at 19.9 miles
• Co-op Food Westcliff in Scunthorpe, Westcliffe, 13 The Precinct at 0.5 miles
• Post Office Westcliff - Scunthorpe (North East Lincolnshire) in Scunthorpe, 2 Lichfield Avenue at 0.5 miles
• Co-op Food Willoughby Road in Scunthorpe, The Riddings, 91-95 Willoughby Road at 0.8 miles
• SPAR - Bottesford in Scunthorpe, Quebec Supermarket at 0.8 miles
• Post Office Riddings - Scunthorpe (South Humberside) in Scunthorpe, 89-95 Willoughby Road at 0.8 miles
• Well Pharmacy Ashby - Ashby PCC in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, Ashby Primary Care Centre at 1.2 miles
• Tesco Ashby Express in Scunthorpe, Ashby High Street at 1.3 miles
• Boots Scunthorpe Ashby High Street in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, 233-235 Ashby High Street at 1.4 miles
• SPAR Brumby Corner in Scunthorpe, SPAR at 1.4 miles
• Dominos's Pizza in Scunthorpe, 275-277 Ashby High Street at 1.4 miles
• Post Office Old Brumby - Scunthorpe (South Humberside) in Scunthorpe, 96-98 Old Brumby Street at 1.4 miles
• Post Office Bottesford - Scunthorpe (North Lincolnshire) in Scunthorpe, 308-312 Messingham Road, Bottesford at 1.4 miles

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ASDA - Scunthorpe, Burringham Road - Opening Hours & Store Details

ASDA Superstore is conveniently positioned on Burringham Road, a 2.03 mile distance south-west of the centre of Scunthorpe, in Westcliff ( a few minutes walk from Ashby Decoy Golf Club and Silica Country Park ). The store is situated in a convenient location to serve the customers of Ashby, Frodingham, Lincoln Gardens, Westcliff, Riddings, Bottesford, Old Brumby and Yaddlethorpe. Today (Thursday), service starts at 6:00 am and continues until midnight. Please see this page for the specifics on ASDA Scunthorpe, Burringham Road, including the open hours, directions, telephone number and more info.

Getting Here - Burringham Road, Scunthorpe

ASDA Superstore is easily accessible near the crossroads of Burringham Road and Main Avenue, in Westcliff, Scunthorpe.

Only a 1 minute drive from New Road, Meadow Road, Whitestone Road and Scotter Road South; a 5 minute drive from Ashby Road, Kingsway and Northfield Road; or a 9 minute drive from A18 / Queensway or Messingham Road.

To find the location easily, enter the following navigation coordinates: DN17 2XF.

Bus services run to and from Asda, Burringham Road, Byfield Road and Ashfield Caravan Site.

Visit the store from the close train stops Scunthorpe Station (2.27 mi) and Althorpe Station (2.51 mi away). Easily available by the local lines: Northern and TransPennine Express.

Around the store you may find Westcliffe Primary School, Ashby Turn Doctors Surgery, North Lindsey College Pitch & Putt, Church of The Holy Spirit, Inglewood Court, Birch Park Football Gound, Scunthorpe Westcliff Church of Reconciliation, Central Park and Melior Community College ( South Site ).

ASDA Locations Nearby Scunthorpe

ASDA operates 2 branches in Scunthorpe, South Humberside.

On the following link you can check out an entire directory of ASDA stores near Scunthorpe .

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Asda Travel Money: Rates and Stores

As one of the UK’s largest supermarket chains, Asda offers everything you need for your regular weekly shop. Thanks to a partnership with travel money provider Travelex, you can also pick up your foreign currency at the same time you’re collecting your groceries.

No matter where in the world you’re headed, you’ll want to do some research on different travel money providers to find the one which offers you the best possible value. This guide covers all you need to know about Asda travel money - and also introduces an alternative, Wise , as a comparison.

With the Wise account (formerly TransferWise) you can buy foreign currency at the mid-market exchange rate with no markup, and spend easily when abroad, using your linked Wise Mastercard debit card . More on that coming up.

Asda travel money services

Asda provides customers with a range of travel money services , including:

• In person foreign currency purchase at Asda travel money stores
• Click and collect service to order currency online and pick up at a store
• Home delivery of travel money
• Asda travel money prepaid currency card

However, it is important to note that some services are disrupted due to restrictions in place to combat the global pandemic. This may include store closures, and delays to home delivery services for travel money. Restrictions change over time, so you’ll need to check out the latest details online before you decide how to arrange your travel money.

Asda travel money stores

There are specific travel money bureaux in some Asda stores around the country, offerings walk in currency exchange, click and collect travel money, and phone ordering of foreign currency . Over 50 different currencies are available, although for some currencies - or for large amounts - you’ll find you need to order in advance. You’ll be able to find the nearest Asda travel money service to you, using the Asda store locator tool .

At the time of writing all exchange bureaux have been closed due to the global pandemic response. Check out the latest details online before you head out to buy your travel money.

Home delivery

Another option to get your travel money is to buy online and have the cash delivered to you at home.

You’ll be able to place an order with a minimum value of £250, through to a maximum of £2,500. Home delivery is free for orders of £500 or more, with a £3.95 fee for delivery of smaller amounts of travel money. Home delivery is by Royal Mail, and will usually arrive the next working day if you order before 1:30pm. However, at the time of writing, this service is being disrupted due to the pandemic, and there may be delivery delays. Asda advise customers to leave adequate time before travelling to receive their travel money safely.

It’s useful to know that you’ll need to be home to accept delivery of your travel money, for security reasons. You’ll also want to check out the exchange rate used for your order, as a markup or margin may be added which can push up costs. More on that later.

Asda money travel insurance

If you’re looking for insurance to cover your trip abroad, you can also get that through Asda money . Asda partners with InsureandGo to provide a full range of insurance types, including single trip, multi-trip and winter sports cover.

Asda travel money rates

No matter where you are buying your travel money from, you’ll need to know the exchange rate that’s being used to switch your pounds to euros, dollars, zloty or any other currency. Exchange rates change all the time, but you can easily find the live mid-market exchange rate for your currency using a simple Google search or a reputable online currency converter.

It’s useful to know that many travel money services add a markup or margin to the exchange rate they offer customers, instead of passing on the mid-market exchange rate. Markups are extremely common where providers claim to offer commission free currency exchange. Instead of a transparent exchange fee or commission charge, a markup on the exchange rate is used to protect the provider’s profits. This is an extra fee, and makes it hard to see the true cost of your currency conversion.

Compare the rate you’re given by Asda travel money against the mid-market exchange rate. If there’s a difference that’s probably because a markup has been added. If this is the case, you may be better off with an alternative like Wise.

An alternative: The Wise account

Not all currency services add a markup to the mid-market exchange rate. Instead, Wise passes the mid-market exchange rate on to customers, and uses a low transparent fee for conversion, so you can see exactly what you’re paying for your travel money, every time.

To make travel money easy, consider getting a free online Wise account . You’ll be able to top up your account in pounds and switch to any of dozens of different currencies within the account, using the mid-market exchange rate. You can then spend or withdraw your foreign currency using your linked Wise Mastercard debit card. Simple.

You’ll only ever pay a small charge for currency conversion, and ATM withdrawals are free up to the value of £200 a month. All in all, that can work out up to 7x cheaper than using a bank or a competitor service.

Asda buy back service

If you come back from your trip with unused travel money you may be able to sell it back to Asda travel money through the buy back service.

Typically only foreign currency notes can be returned - and the exchange rate which will be used will be different to the rate that was applied when you switched your money in the first place. That’s because currency services often use different exchange rates when buying and selling foreign currency. Make sure you understand the rate which will be used before you proceed, to avoid any surprises.

Switching your currency back after your trip will usually mean you pay more in fees and exchange rate markups. Instead, use a service like the Wise account to manage your money more flexibly and top up and exchange currency as you go. That way you’ll be able to convert only what you need, when you need it.

Doing some research into the different options available is the best way to get a good deal on your travel money. Compare the fees and rates available from Asda travel money with a specialist provider like Wise , and you might find you can save .

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JD Sports has told head office staff they must return to the office at least four days a week .

The new amendment to the hybrid working policy will be effective from 1 July and will impact employees at the retail chain's head office in Bury, Retail Gazette reports.

However, the chain will still allow flexibly depending on individual roles.

Pubs could stay open late during the Euros this summer, according to The Sun .

Home Secretary James Cleverly hinted he was looking into extending pub opening hours for the tournament on The Sun show Never Mind The Ballots.

He said: "I will certainly look into it."

We've been bringing you news of plenty of bank switch deals offering free cash these past few months, but Virgin Money has a different kind of incentive for switchers - a 12% interest rate. 

People who switch to its M Account, M Plus Account or Club M Account will be able to get bonus interest rates of 10% gross/10.47% AER (fixed). 

This is on top of the 2% gross/2.02% AER (variable) interest rate already offered on current account balances up to £1,000 - meaning customers can get an interest rate of 12%. 

No other savings accounts offer interest rates this high, and the bonus applies for a year.

TikTok will restore millions of songs to its app after settling a royalty dispute with Universal Music Group. 

Users had been unable to make videos featuring songs from the likes of Billie Eilish and Ariana Grande due to a row over how much TikTok was paying. 

The fight had led to Universal withdrawing music from some of the world's most famous singers. 

The dispute appears to have been settled as the companies announced "improved remuneration" for artists.

More than 10,500 black cab drivers in London have launched a £250m legal case against Uber. 

They accuse the app of breaking the capital's taxi booking rules and deliberately misleading authorities to secure a licence. 

Transport for London (TfL) rules state drivers cannot take bookings directly from customers and must instead use a centralised system. 

The drivers, who are being advised by law firm Mishcon de Reya, argue they have faced unfair competition from Uber and that it knowingly broke these rules. 

Uber has denied these allegations and said the claims are unfounded.

The company has faced numerous challenges in London, including refusals from TfL to renew its licence which were later successfully appealed. 

Billie Eilish fans are complaining about "outrageous" ticket prices for her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour.

The 22-year-old singer unveiled an 81-date tour programme this week, sending fans rushing to secure tickets.

But some expressed disbelief on social media at the prices.

"I know I moan about this all the time, but look at the price of Billie Eilish tickets," one fan called Marianne wrote on X, sharing a screenshot of seated tickets priced at £398.50. 

"Something seriously needs to be done about ticket prices, it's f*****g outrageous!" 

Another complained they had paid less for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, which was also criticised for high ticket prices.

A fan called Liv tagged Eilish, Live Nation and Ticketmaster, writing: "Are you ok? £145 for standing tickets is atrocious."

Thousands of people who receive government benefits, including Universal Credit, will be paid as early as tomorrow.

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A statement on the government website reads: "If your payment date is on a weekend or a bank holiday you'll usually be paid on the working day before. This may be different for tax credits and child benefit."

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Sky News can exclusively reveal the Wall Street banking giant notified its UK employees today that it had decided to abolish the existing pay ratio imposed under European Union rules and which the government recently decided to scrap.

In a video message to staff, Richard Gnodde, chief executive of Goldman Sachs International, which comprises its operations outside the US, said it had decided to bring its remuneration policy in Britain in line with its operations elsewhere in the world.

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"The bonus cap rules were an important factor preventing us from being consistent in the area of compensation."

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Aldi's share of the grocery market slipped from 10.8% to 10.4% in the 12 weeks to 20 April.

NIQ data shows sales rose just 1.3% in the period - for Morrisons it was 4.4%, Tesco 5.8% and Sainsbury's 6.6%.

Asda was the laggard with sales falling 0.9%.

Ocado is the fastest growing retailer with sales up 12%.

Aldi's rival discounter, Lidl, saw sales surge 9.5%, bumping its market share up to 8.2%. Media campaigns highlighting new ranges helped, NIQ said.

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Over 2,000 reports have been made on Downdetector - indicting the issue is widespread.

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Santander wrote on X: "We are aware some customers are experiencing issues accessing online services, we apologise for any inconvenience this has caused.

"We're working hard to resolve this as soon as possible."

Following on from our previous post, and the OECD also says the UK will grow more slowly next year than any other major advanced economy.

It puts this down to stealth taxes and high interest rates squeezing the economy.

The organisation, which is based in Paris, downgraded its forecasts for GDP to 0.4% this year and 1% in 2025.

In February, the UK had been in the middle of the rankings with forecast growth of 0.7% this year and 1.2% next.

The OECD pointed to the fact "tax receipts keep rising towards historic highs" - with National Insurance cuts not offsetting the additional burden Britons are feeling due to tax thresholds not rising along with inflation due to a government freeze.

Some good news is expected for UK workers as the OECD said there will be "stronger" wage growth when inflation is factored in against pay.

One of the world's leading economic authorities has warned the UK that borrowing should remain expensive until the rate of price rises eases further and stays there.

Interest rates, which are at a  post-2008-era high of 5.25% , should stay there, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

"The fiscal and monetary policy mix is adequately restrictive and should remain so until inflation returns durably to target," the OECD's economic outlook for 2024 said.

It's an endorsement for the approach of the  Bank of England  whose statements on inflation have not indicated an imminent rate cut.

The OECD anticipates inflation will be "elevated" at 3.3% in 2024 and 2.5% in 2025 - above the Bank's 2% target.

No rate cut will come until at least August, the OECD added.

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