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Aldi now using Deliveroo for 30-minute grocery delivery service starting in Nottingham
Aldi is teaming up with Deliveroo to offer grocery home deliveries as the coronavirus crisis increases demand for online shopping.
The discount supermarket chain began making deliveries from its Daleside Road store in Nottingham on Monday and plans to extend the service to seven stores across the East Midlands next month.
The Deliveroo tie-up comes after Aldi launched a £24.99 grocery parcel delivery service recently. The food parcels contain 22 set essential products including rice, pasta, tea and toilet roll and are delivered directly from Aldi’s warehouse.
The supermarket will initially offer a range of 150 essential items such as bread, milk and fresh produce, which can be ordered via the Deliveroo app for delivery in as little as 30 minutes. The minimum order is £15 and delivery costs £4.99.
Aldi’s expansion into grocery delivery …
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Aldi Online Food Shop Launched to Get Groceries Delivered
Today Aldi is launching a new online grocery shopping service to help vulnerable customers – they will receive budget food delivered to their door for £24.99, including delivery.
The ambient food parcel contains 22 products, including tinned soup, rice and pasta and toiletries such as antibacterial handwash and toilet roll. Here is a list of what comes in each box and you can get these products here: Aldi food parcel.
Antibacterial Handwash
Aloe Vera Toilet Tissue 4pk
Choceur Milk Chocolate Bar
UHT Green Semi Skimmed Milk
Rice Pudding
Salted Peanuts
Biscuit Barrel Assortment
Gold Label Tea
Instant Coffee
Premium Baked Beans
Premium Plum Tomatoes
Bolognese Pasta Sauce
Tuna Chunks In Brine 4pack
Bramwells Carrot & Coriander Soup
Tomato Soup
Minestrone Soup
Chilli Con Carne
Basmati Rice 1kg
Fusilli
Part Baked Brown Roll
Sliced Carrots…
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Deliveroo is giving away £20 meal vouchers to NHS workers
We’ve all seen how tirelessly everyone in the NHS has been working to care for our loved ones and keep us safe during the coronavirus crisis, and companies like Deliveroo want them to know how much we appreciate everything they’re doing.
Donators have already helped Deliveroo raise hundreds of thousands of pounds towards delivering free meals for NHS heroes working on the front line and vulnerable people.
Thanks to the generosity of Deliveroo’s lead restaurant partner Pizza Hut, and many more, they’re making 500,000 free meals available across the UK. They’ve already been busy delivering to hospitals so NHS workers can enjoy a meal when they finish a shift.
Free meals for NHS staff Now, Deliveroo has announced that NHS workers will be able to order a free meal to their homes with a £20 …
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Love Writing releasing free reading, writing and maths activities weekly in lockdown
- More than 30 activity sheets available for free download now
- Assured by The Dyslexia Association
- Behavioural therapist and former headteacher, Pete Griffin, provides his seven hints and tips on learning at home
With parents across the UK struggling to find ways to keep kids entertained and educated during school closures the newly launched Love Writing Co. has committed to making free activity downloads available each and every week, with 30 available right now.
Set up by mum of two Surlender Pendress and dad of two Mark Sherwood in September last year, the Love Writing Co. produces age-appropriate writing and colouring pencils for kids aged 3-9, alongside fun and engaging handwriting books that makes it easier and faster to learn to write.
Classroom studies have shown that 95% of children have improved writing ability, 8 in …
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Round up of free online fitness sessions and classes
With gyms closed and people asked to stay at home, a lot of us will be looking for alternative methods of getting or keeping fit.
Here’s a round up of online keep fit that’s free. If you do sign up for stuff that’s free for a fixed number of days, eg 30 days, then set a reminder to cancel or if you can cancel straight away if the service allows you to do that and still use it!
YouTube
YouTube is awash with home workout videos. One channel that is currently getting a lot of attention on social media sites in The Body Coach. Owner Joe Wicks is hosting daily PE lessons live-streamed from 9 am.
Below are a few recommendations for some of the more popular channels available across the site, but there are …
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Broadband providers lifting data limits during Covid-19 lockdown
Broadband providers are to relax prices and lift data caps to keep the nation online during the coronavirus pandemic.All data allowance caps on current fixed broadband services will be removed in a deal struck by the government and telecommunications providers and this will help vulnerable people stay connected.
Companies such as BT/EE, Openreach, Virgin Media, Sky, TalkTalk, O2, Vodafone, Three, Hyperoptic, Gigaclear, and KCOM have pledged that anyone who is struggling to pay their bill due to the pandemic will be treated fairly and appropriately supported.
The firms have also agreed to offer generous new mobile and landline packages to ensure people are connected and the most vulnerable continue to be supported. These could put users in line for packages featuring data boosts at low prices and free calls from their landline or mobile.…
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List of shops open during coronavirus lockdown
On Monday night, Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered the closure of all non-essential stores as he plunged the UK into a lockdown to ease the burden on the NHS.
Corner shops, pharmacies, supermarkets, hardware stores, banks, petrol stations and bike shops can stay open during the pandemic.
Pubs, bars and restaurants had already been told to shut their doors in an effort to prevent the spread on people mixing closely in public. Places of worship are closed, apart from for funerals, as must libraries, museums, galleries and bingo halls.
Takeaway and delivery services may remain open and operational, and online retail is still open and encouraged and postal and delivery service will run as normal, but Next shut down its online operations last night, so who knows who will also do the same.
So here’s …
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Free stuff for kids during coronavirus
It’s day 3 of lockdown and hopefully you’ve not torn your hair out yet. Here’a a quick list of some free things for kids to do.
1.Free Letterland learning apps on Google Play
‘As of today, we have made all Letterland apps on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store free for a limited time, so that there are digital resources available for parents to access immediately.’
2. Century – Free access for families during coronavirus school closure
Get instant access to English, maths and science resources. Powered by the world’s leading AI teaching and learning platform, our resources are suitable for Years 3-11 and aligned to the national curriculum.
3. Hamilton’s Free English and maths elements in their Learning at Home packs
Hamilton is providing free packs for English and maths for each …
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Online grocery shopping during coronavirus
Online shopping will probably increase as more of us need to self-isolate, so I thought I would do a round up here of what is going on, from supermarket chain Morrisons announcing that it is to create 3,500 new jobs to expand its home delivery service amid the coronavirus pandemic to Ocado shutting down its entire website until 21 March to work out how it can offer more slots.
I have used copy from the grocers’ websites and news we find. If you have any updates, please put in comments and I will try to update daily.
If you click on the link to the shop’s name, you will reach their current page updating on deliveries. I have added a few alternatives to get food too online at the bottom of this list. Stay safe …
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Shopping list for coronavirus self-isolation
While I don’t want to spread panic, if you have to self-isolate or quarantine if you have symptoms or the full blow coronavirus, you may want to prepare so when you do your normal shop maybe add these items, if you haven’t done so already.
If you are self-isolating ask your friends and neighbours to do your shopping. Try to book an online delivery slot now as they are booking weeks ahead, or even consider using services like milkmen. We use Morefresh.co.uk and they will deliver the basics, milk, bread and eggs. Other similar services will deliver fruit and veg and even toilet rolls.
But please don’t hoard and overbuy, the supermarkets say if we buy normally there’s enough for us all, and there are other people out there who need that toilet paper or …