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Hove newsagents to become Morrison’s Daily

by Jo Wadsworth
Wednesday 7 Feb, 2024 at 12:31PM
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Convenience store chain McColl’s goes bust

Martin's in Richardson Road in Hove

A newsagents in Hove is set to become a Morrison’s Daily – the second one to open in the city.

The Martin’s store in Richardson Road is set to reopen this month as one of the supermarket’s convenience stores.

Martin’s is part of the McColl chain, which was bought by Wm Morrison Supermarkets Limited in 2022.

Another Martin’s store in Graham Avenue, Portslade, became a Morrison’s Daily last summer.

A spokeswoman for Morrisons said: “The new Morrisons Daily fresh food convenience store in Richardson Road will offer customers a carefully tailored mix of Morrisons own brand products alongside branded favourites.

“As well as new ranges, the store has received a complete redesign internally and externally incorporating Morrisons bright, modern branding. Fresh food is at the heart of the store and we hope customers will love it.”

The re-opening is currently scheduled for mid-February. A licensing application asking to change the name of the store and alter the internal layout was submitted to Brighton and Hove City Council last week.

The original application for an alcohol licence for the premises in 2019 attracted more than 90 objections from neighbours who feared it would lead to more antisocial behaviour in the area.

It was granted, with a condition that no more than 25% of the space inside was used to sell alcohol.

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  1. Billy+Short says:
    2 years ago

    Well this is good news. As Martins, this unit was stuck in the era of being a newsagents and a sweet shop.

    But the big question is how late will they stay open?
    This is actually my nearest row of shops, but the nearby Portland Road food shops stay open much later.

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  2. G E Arlidge says:
    2 years ago

    I hope it won’t have a negative impact on the nearby Gratitude Tree and General Store and Off-licence.

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  3. James Verguson says:
    2 years ago

    It will be open until 10pm.

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