Well, not a lot beyond the Grampians !
I’m curious to know how you get your shopping delivered for free, Besoeker.
On the few occasions i had home delivery, there was always a charge.
My apologies - my wife says it is £3.50 for the delivery.
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I thought maybe you winked at the delivery driver 
Actually, one of them is a lovely lass…
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Shopped at Tesco for years and there’s no sign of bodycams. Perhaps I haven’t noticed, I’ll have a look and make some enquiries next time i’m in on Wednesday.
Life is not good for a Scopophobic!
Whoa, hold the phone! Did I just read that a lad from Yorkshire has been shunning William Morrisons? Old Bill W would be spinning in his grave.
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I have to go through the middle of Doncaster to get to either of Morrisons supermarkets now Lincs, whereas Tesco is within walking distance.
And apart from that, Morrisons sold out to some high flying American Company same as Asda, that’s also a reason why I don’t shop at either of those… 
However, Mrs Fox says the fruit and veg at Morrisons is superior to the fruit and veg at Tesco.
We have a new Aldi just round the corner that sounds promising. Although they are a German company, I’ve never seen so many Union flags on their premises and their goods. One way to get round us patriots I suppose…
Am I the only one who doesn’t rate morrisons? I find they are overpriced for the quality of produce
It’s about shopping around in my experience!
Okay, granted, not a practical option anymore given that there is no high street as such. My Mum swore by United Dairies!
What day was early closing? 
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Wasn’t it Wednesday afternoon?
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Yeah, I think it well might have been Annie, vague memories indeed! 
Up here late night shopping was a Thursday.
My Mum worked in ‘Meadow Dairies’ stuff fresh from the farm.
We don’t shop around much because we get Tesco Points Chilli, but we prefer to buy our meat from a proper village butcher, Tesco meat looks like it gave itself up to be put out of it’s misery!
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Yep, it’s pretty grim Foxy, most supermarkets are similar alas! Not many village butchers in easy reach around here, mores the pity…
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the name has just come to me, it was Express Dairy that I remember from my childhood days. There was another shop that was similar but I think a little cheaper, trying to remember the name. The only two main food chain stores in our high street. I remember my mum saying Express priced up its butter. Butter was a big thing in our house, lathered on freshly baked danish bloomer from the bakers, now long gone.
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Now you mention it Express Dairies does look vaguely familiar. I had to have a quick rummage on Google. If you were really posh the milkman would deliver a bottle (or two) of gold top! 
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Of course it was on the milk floats! We always had gold top. Any other colour was considered inferior watered down pretend milk. My dad liked the creamy bit on his porridge
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Perhaps there is a connection between these two statements? Morrisons was once great but that was 20 plus years ago when old Bill Morrisons ran the entire operations out of a few portacabins near Bradford. They used to have their own farms and I rated their steaks above M&S and Waitrose. Cheaper too. Seems that is no longer the case.
I have not rated Asda for decades. Again, see above statements.
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