The East of England Co-op has announced that work has begun on-site to bring a brand-new, 3,000 sq. ft. Food store to Hartree Way on Grange Farm in Kesgrave.
Work has begun on-site this week, with local contractor Elliston, Steady & Hawes Ltd managing the construction of the store. The new Food store is set to open in late 2026.
Chief Property & Strategy Officer for the East of England Co-op, Stuart McDonald said: “We're delighted work is beginning to bring the town of Kesgrave a first-class Food store. We’re proud to be investing in Kesgrave and creating a fresh, modern and sustainable Food store designed to meet the needs of the fantastic community it will serve.
“We look forward to welcoming customers into the new store once it’s complete and to becoming an important part of daily life in Kesgrave.”
In a jobs boost for Kesgrave, the East of England Co-op will be recruiting for Customer Service Assistants and Team Managers. Roles at the store will be available to apply for at www.eastofengland.coop/careers late next year.
The East of England Co-op is owned by its members and is driven by its commitment to supporting local communities. The retailer is extending its services to Kesgrave, adding to its Funeral Services branch on Main Road and has donated over £1 million to good causes in East Anglia over the last three years.
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