Giant launches first Scots c-store

MORRISONS, the last of the big four supermarkets to move into convenience, has now opened 50 M Local outlets. The company plans to have 100 c-stores, with a typical square footage of around 3000sq ft, half of which is given to fresh food, and around 20 staff, open by the end of the year.

The first Scottish outlet in supermarket giant Morrison’s M Local c-store chain has opened in Kilmarnock’s Titchfield Street. Three more are planned in Scotland in the near future, one in Aberdeen and two in Edinburgh.
The first Scottish outlet in supermarket giant Morrison’s M Local c-store chain has opened in Kilmarnock’s Titchfield Street. Three more are planned in Scotland in the near future, one in Aberdeen and two in Edinburgh.

In Scotland, the first M Local has opened in Kilmarnock. Another three – in Countesswells Road in Aberdeen and Edinburgh’s Gorgie Road and Shandwick Place – are scheduled to open by the end of the month.
The Kilmarnock store is in Titchfield Street, opposite the town’s Galleon Leisure Centre. It is open from 7am-11pm every day, selling hot drinks, hot takeaway food and freshly baked bread as well as fresh food and groceries.

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