May 4th 2024.
With the Early May bank holiday just around the corner, many of us are looking forward to a day of relaxation and leisure. It's the perfect opportunity to catch up with loved ones or take care of those pesky chores that have been put off for too long. Of course, our plans may be affected by the weather, but we're keeping our fingers crossed for a sunny day and the arrival of spring.
For some, the bank holiday is a chance to hit the shops and indulge in a little retail therapy before the Monday blues (which have now been shifted to Tuesday) set in. But with all the excitement, it's important to know whether shops will be open as usual on May 6. So here's everything you need to know.
Fortunately, most supermarkets and shops will be open as normal on bank holiday Monday. Unlike Easter Sunday, when certain stores are required to close, there are no trading laws in place for this holiday. However, some stores may have adjusted their opening hours to allow their employees to enjoy the day off as well. It's always a good idea to check with your local store beforehand.
Here are the opening times for some popular supermarkets on May 6:
- Sainsbury's: Larger stores will be open from 8am-8pm, while convenience stores will maintain their regular hours from 7am-11pm.
- Tesco: Opening times will vary depending on location, with most larger stores open from 8am-6pm in England and Wales, 8am-8pm in Scotland, and 7am-6pm in Northern Ireland.
- Asda: Most larger shops will be open from 7am-10pm.
- Morrisons: Most stores will be open from 7am-8pm, with some staying open until 10pm. Petrol stations will also have extended hours.
- Waitrose: Most stores will maintain their regular trading hours, with some Little Waitrose branches open from 7am-10pm.
- Aldi: Stores will be open from 8am-8pm.
- Lidl: Opening times may vary, so it's best to check with your local store.
- Co-Op: Opening times will differ by location, and can be checked online.
But supermarkets aren't the only places where you can spend your bank holiday Monday. Popular clothing stores and eateries will also be open as usual. You can grab a coffee at Costa, although opening times may vary by store. Homebase will also be open for all your DIY needs, and clothing stores like Next and Primark will be open across the holiday. Just be sure to check with your local store for their specific opening hours.
So whether you're looking to stock up on groceries, do some shopping, or enjoy a meal out, there are plenty of options available on bank holiday Monday. Just remember to plan ahead and check with your local stores for any changes to their opening hours. Happy holiday!
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