Aldi announces it will shut all stores for 3 days next month

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Aldi has confirmed its Christmas 2026 opening hours for UK stores, with all branches closing on three separate dates
Aldi has revealed its festive opening times for shops nationwide, confirming it will shut its doors for three days over the Christmas period. The budget retailer will also be extending trading hours to allow shoppers the opportunity to grab all the essentials needed for a bumper Christmas Day feast.
The supermarket confirmed it will close all of its UK branches on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day, allowing staff some much-needed time off during the festive season. Shops will reopen on Sunday, December 27, and will also be trading on Saturday, January 2, 2027, following New Year celebrations.
Britain's biggest discounter will keep branches open from 7am in England and Wales and 8am in Scotland between Monday, December 21 and Wednesday, December 23. On Christmas Eve, shops will open at the same times before shutting at 6pm.
Standard trading hours will return from Saturday, January 2, reports the Express.
Rachel Geary, Communications Director at Aldi UK, said: "No matter how organised you are for Christmas, there always seems to be something left on the shopping list.
"We want to make those final few days before Christmas as easy as possible, giving customers more time to pick up everything they need at Aldi's unbeatable prices.
"And with our stores closed on Boxing Day, our colleagues can enjoy some well-deserved time with their loved ones too."
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