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The multiple has invested £13m in developing its first Savacentre in nine years, and the new store in Northfield, Birmingham, has the potential to become Sainsbury's 13th highest turnover generator. With half the space of a traditional Savacentre at 35,000 sq ft, the store nevertheless has the potential to produce sales densities among the top 10 in the retailer's portfolio.
Visit the B&M Home store in Calcot at the Savacentre to find your favourite home goods, lifestyle products and everyday essentials at affordable prices. Home to quality products, you can shop till you drop and not worry about the bill. Whether you’re looking for groceries, cleaning equipment, food, drink, baby food, pet food or homeware, we ...
Boots currently occupies a space in SavaCentre situated on Bath Road, approximately a 3.72 mile driving distance west from the centre of Reading, in Calcot (adjacent to Junction 12 (Theale Interchange) of M4). This pharmacy is situated properly to serve those from the areas of Tilehurst, Little Heath, Fords Farm, Norcot, Calcot, Sheffield Bottom, Churchend and Theale.
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Hempstead Valley Shopping centre (aka Savacentre) near Gillingham Kent was constructed in the late 1970s just outside the village of Hempstead. It opened on 17th October 1978 so has celebrated its 30th Anniversary in 2008. These photos showing the construction of Hempstead Valley were kindly sent by Chris Shade.
Sainsbury's SavaCentre is located on Perry Hill, about 6.71 miles south-east of the centre of London, in Lower Sydenham (nearby Lower Sydenham Train Station and Bell Green Retail Park). The store serves customers from the areas of Honor Oak Park, Bellingham, New Beckenham, Beckenham Hill, Perry Vale, Forest Hill, Catford and Lower Sydenham.
Hempstead Valley Shopping centre (aka Savacentre) near Gillingham Kent was constructed in the late 1970s just outside the village of Hempstead. It opened on 17th October 1978 so has celebrated its 30th Anniversary in 2008. These photos showing the construction of Hempstead Valley were kindly sent by Chris Shade.
