Your West Mersea Store is being upgraded!

We’re making exciting improvements to your local store. Here’s everything you need to know about what's coming

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We're still open!

Your temporary store, inside our existing store, is open. This means you can continue to shop with us while the majority of work takes place.

We'll be closed briefly from Wednesday 11th - Tuesday 24th March while we make the finishing touches to your upgraded store.

What's changing?

We’re proud to have supported the West Mersea community for many years, and to improve the services and experience we can offer you, over the next few months we’re giving your local East of England Co-op Food store a much-needed upgrade.

Improvements include an enhanced shopping experience, new and extended ranges, sustainable upgrades and a brand new Community Hub for use by charities and community groups in West Mersea.

Watch the video below for a sneak peek of what's coming.

Community Hub

Our brand new community hub provides a bookable space for local charities and community groups to host fundraising activities or support sessions and services.

“Supporting our communities is part of our DNA as a co-operative. Being able to provide a safe space within one of our Food stores for members of our communities to come together is part of our commitment to making a positive local impact.”

- Andy Rigby, CEO

Sustainability

Our impact on the environment is just as important as our impact on you.

To make your store as energy efficient as possible, we’ll be installing new, energy efficient fridges, LED lighting, and solar panels. These sustainability improvements have seen reductions in energy consumption by as much as 55% in other recently opened and refurbished East of England Co-op Food stores.

Sustainability

Our impact on the environment is just as important as our impact on you.

To make your store is as energy efficient as possible, we’ll be installing new, energy efficient fridges, LED lighting, and solar panels. These sustainability improvements have seen reductions in energy consumption by as much as 55% in other recently opened and refurbished East of England Co-op Food stores.