The Co-Op has unveiled a new-look Nottinghamshire store with Amazon lockers and a Costa coffee dispenser.
A £1.3 million improvement programme has now finished at a branch in The Ropewalk, Southwell, which also includes an in-store bakery. The store is run completely on renewable electricity.
Improvement work on the 10,000 sq ft store took eight weeks to complete.
Store manager Chris Hill, 36, said: "We have had a great response and reaction to the improvements.
"I am absolutely delighted to return to Southwell with the Co-op– I worked in this store many years ago, and to return to manage it is a dream job for me – and at nearly 10,000 sq ft it is the largest store that I have managed.
"Our aim is for the store to operate at the heart of local life and make a difference in the community – this is a passion of mine, something very close to my heart.
"I am keen to meet and talk to community groups to explore ways in which the Co-op can build relationships and make a difference locally."
Good causes are also set to benefit from the Co-Op, with members receiving five percent rewards when they purchase own-brand products and services and the Co-Op giving one percent to local causes.
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