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by Gizbeech - 12th Dec 2025 10:54am
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I will be walking down Atherton Road and walking up with my trolley doing the green shop! And also keeping fit. Fed up with the other supermarkets.
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Has anyone realized how narrow the doors are at Morrisons - me thinks they are scary. Not enough room for those on motorized scooters. I also thought that Morrisons would be bigger than it actually is. Not looking forward to the Christmas First thing I said when we went was the door ways could of been bigger.. But i thought the shop it self is a good size....
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Yes, the doorway does get congested and there is no taxi rank so they park up at the drop off point instead
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Yes, the doorway does get congested and there is no taxi rank so they park up at the drop off point instead Is that not normal?
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Went today and we said the doors were far to small for the size of the shop, but apart from that thought it was so much better then West Kirby our area of the store is tiny!
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there is no taxi rank so they park up at the drop off point instead Is that not normal? 
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Cant wait for the Seacombe one to open on the 31st October  Hope we get a fresh meat counter! When the building was a Kwik Save, the space seemed to be far better utilised than Netto ever managed. I have a 'perve' when i pass, to look at the refurb. developments. Theres chest freezers on the back wall, where the pet stuff used to be and the tills seem furthur forward, than when it was Netto.
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Haven't been in there yet
Spoken to my mate and she reckons that its very good and prices and good
Will have to pop down in the week
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Cant wait for the Seacombe one to open on the 31st October Hope we get a fresh meat counter! When the building was a Kwik Save, the space seemed to be far better utilised than Netto ever managed. I have a 'perve' when i pass, to look at the refurb. developments. Theres chest freezers on the back wall, where the pet stuff used to be and the tills seem furthur forward, than when it was Netto. I'm sure it will be 100% better then netto no matter how it looks
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I don`t think they will sell the same producuce at the Seacombe branch that they do in New Brighton one. How many Seacombe residents will want to buy fresh octopus or Italian parma ham. No, more like plenty of mushy peas, fish fingers and chips at the Seacombe one
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About the same amount as people from New Brighton do.
FWIW, I think Morrisons is great.
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I don`t think they will sell the same producuce at the Seacombe branch that they do in New Brighton one. How many Seacombe residents will want to buy fresh octopus or Italian parma ham. No, more like plenty of mushy peas, fish fingers and chips at the Seacombe one Tescos are the same. The one in Heswall has more of the niche upmarket foods than Bidston. Bidston has a much wider "value" range. The stock is tailored to the demographic of the area the store is in. Although I think the difference between the New Brighton and Seacome Morrisons will be purely down to the huge size difference between the two shop floors.
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I don`t think they will sell the same producuce at the Seacombe branch that they do in New Brighton one. How many Seacombe residents will want to buy fresh octopus or Italian parma ham. No, more like plenty of mushy peas, fish fingers and chips at the Seacombe one Don't paint all Seacombe residents with the same brush!
Sticks & stones.
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Ignorant, stereotypical people everywhere, hun! Just ignore.
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Ignorant, stereotypical people everywhere, hun! Just ignore.
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