Sainsbury's shoppers need to take note of some changes happening to their stores.
From today, Sainsbury's is altering opening hours across most of its supermarkets as well as introducing its Volunteer Shopping Card.
Many of its supermarkets will be open until 10pm, while it is also extending shopping hours in many convenience stores to 10pm or 11pm from Monday, reports Birmingham Live.
From next week Sainsbury's will also be installing perspex safety screens at its petrol filling station store.
Mike Coupe, Sainsbury's CEO, said: "For elderly and vulnerable customers, we offer dedicated shopping hours between 08.00 and 09.00 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
"And NHS and social care workers can shop in our supermarkets from 07.30 to 08.00 Monday to Saturday before they open.
"We know that many of you are already shopping for friends, family and neighbours and we are very grateful to you for providing this community service.
"I mentioned in my last letter that we were launching a Volunteer Shopping Card to make it easier for people to shop for others and I am pleased to let you know that these are now available online.
"We are doing our best to reduce queuing times both inside and outside our stores.
"To help with this, we have been extending our opening hours. By Monday the vast majority of our supermarkets will be open from 08.00-22.00.
"We are installing perspex safety screens in our petrol filling station stores and these will start to re-open from next week. We are also extending opening hours in many Convenience stores to 10pm or 11pm."
