The Maldon District Social Supermarket offers local residents an opportunity to carry out a weekly shop for a fraction of the price of commercial supermarkets.
Funding has been secured to run the mobile Social Supermarket in several locations in the District to help with cost of living challenges many of our residents are experiencing. If you would like to take advantage of the chance save up to 30% on your shopping, come along to one of our regular shopping sessions. Prices at the Social Supermarket will start at just £7.50 for up to 10 items.
The Social Supermarket is now running regular events in Heybridge, Southminster and Burnham.
The regular sessions will be held in the following locations:
99 Wood Road, Heybridge, CM9 4AS
Wednesday’s 10.30am – 12pm
22nd April
6th May
20th May
10th June
24th June
8th July
22nd July
12th August
26th August
Southminster United Reformed Church
Thursday’s 10.30am – 12pm
30th April
4th June
2nd July
6th August
Burnham United Reformed Church
Thursday’s 2 – 3.30pm
14th May
18th June
16th July
20th August
Please follow us on Facebook or join our mailing list by visiting one of our Social Supermarket sessions and competing a membership form.
You can also get updates by visiting our website event page.
Our Braintree Social Supermarket will be running regular sessions in White Colne and Sible Hedingham.
The regular sessions will be held in the following locations:
White Colne Village Hall, Bures Road, White Colne, Braintree, CO6 2QA
Monday’s 11am – 12.30pm
11th May
1st June
15th June
6th July
20th July
3rd August
17th August
The White Lion Pub, Church Street, Sible Hedingham, CO9 3NS
Friday’s 11am – 12.30pm
24th April
8th May
22nd May
12th June
26th June
10th July
24th July
14th August
28th August
Anyone who is interested in finding out more is welcome to come along for an affordable shop, free refreshments and an opportunity to leave feedback and ideas, to help shape the future of the Mobile Social Supermarket in the Maldon and District area.
Maldon and District CVS have been working alongside Essex County Council and Maldon District Council to develop the project. This support includes funding as part of the Community Supermarket Initiative and the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. Funding has also been provided by the Nuclear Decommissioning Agency.
