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Woodley’s deputy mayor cuts the ribbon to new superstore

Jess Warren by Jess Warren
Saturday, January 15, 2022 6:01 am
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The new shop is open in Woodley town centre. Picture: Woodley Town Council

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A NEW supermarket was opened in Woodley this week.

On Wednesday, January 12, deputy town mayor, Cllr Kay Gilder, cut the ribbon to mark HK Superstore officially open.

The town centre shop is managed by Suyashi Prrasad and owned by Harbal Singh and Kashif Asghar.

It stocks a wide range of fresh produce, including miniature pineapples, okra and a large selection of fresh chillies.

The supermarket also has an extensive range of spices, meats, sweets and traditional Indian foods.

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Cllr Gilder was given an extensive tour of the shop.

“It was fascinating to see so many different fruits and vegetables, many of which I have never seen before,” she said.

“The staff were so helpful and told us about the different regions across India and how the ingredients were used in different ways.”

Cllr Gilder said that it was wonderful to welcome a new shop to the precinct and bring more variety to the “wonderful town”.

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