A convenience store giant celebrated opening a new branch in a North East town this week.
One Stop marked the opening of their store on Shelton Court, Middlesbrough with a giveaway to 50 lucky customers on Saturday (July 22).
The new store opened on Thursday (July 20), with customers flocking to the event over the weekend.
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Branded One Stop shopper bags filled with products were handed out to the first 50 customers, while five customers found Golden Tickets hidden around the store, walking away with a £20 One Stop voucher each.
A One Stop spokesperson said: "The new convenience store will provide the area with quality products and great deals on items people need every day, alongside treats for the whole family.
"One Stop have built their reputation on integrating stores within local communities and providing shoppers with a wide range of products on their doorstep.
"Alongside well-known brands, the store will stock One Stop’s brand new Selected by Tesco range. With over 160 products to choose from including produce, meat, dairy, ready meals and desserts, customers can enjoy top-quality food, without the price tag.
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"Customers can also take advantage of the £3.50 lunchtime meal deal featuring a tasty range of fresh sandwiches, snacks and soft drinks or stock up on grocery essentials or that missing ingredient for tonight’s dinner."
The new store is open between 7am and 10pm every day.
The store will also have a range of chilled beers and wines and a variety of newspapers and magazines.
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