++UPDATED++ Sainsbury’s Winnersh reopens after closing due to flooding
Sainsbury's store in Winnersh has been closed due to flooding, but has since reopened. The branch was closed on around ...
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‘Don’t dump your glass here’ says Winnersh supermarket
More than 13 trolleys of glass bottles have been left at Sainsbury's, Winnersh, as the supermarket urges residents to stop ...
CORONAVIRUS: Sainsbury’s joins Morrisons in urging shoppers to wear masks and shop alone
SHOP on your own, and wear a mask to help stop the spread of coronavirus. That’s the message from Sainsbury’s ...
NHS Midwife has bicycle stolen while doing a food shop at Sainsbury's
Milie Hurst had left her bike outside the shop with her husband and father when it was stolen at approximately ...
WIN! Winner of Lions raffle will enjoy a supermarket sweep
ANYONE who has ever fancied taking part in Supermarket Sweep can have their chance thanks to an amazing new contest ...
Sainsbury’s at Winnersh raided for cigarettes
Thieves have broken into a Winnersh supermarket so they could steal cigarettes. The Sainsbury's store off King Street Lane was raided ...
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