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Aldi on Railway Street, Bury

Does this shop deliver? No.

About 10,402 people live within a mile of this shop, and 44,996 within three, so there are usually people close enough to help. The largest place nearby is Bolton, 184,302 people, about 6.5 miles south west. Aldi will not bring it, so somebody else has to, and that part is easy.

Get a shop brought roundSee how it works

  • AddressRailway Street, Bury
  • PostcodeBL0 9AL
  • Opening timesWorth checking with the shop, as times vary
  • Shop numberc211
  • Council areaBury
Site for new Aldi Supermarket in Ramsbottom This is the site for the new £5M Aldi supermarket due to be built on Railway Street in Ramsbottom during 2009. The white building on the left used to be offices of the distribution company TNT with the staff car park located on the right. Controversial plans to build a third supermarket in Ramsbottom were originally rejected by Bury Council on ‘design’ issues in August 2008. Aldi appealed against that decision and won in December 2008 with construction due to begin in March 2009.http://www.burytimes.co.uk/news/ramsbottomtottington/4007643.Aldi_to_open_new_store/ The plans to develop a third supermarket, joining Tesco and the Co-op, have infuriated somee local traders. Janet Hodgson, who has runs The Flower Gallery in Bridge Street said in the local press: “I have nothing against the company but I feel very strongly that an Aldi store is the last thing Ramsbottom needs. I’ve yet to meet a person in Ramsbottom who thinks it’s a good idea". Judith Morris of Turley Associates, acting for Aldi, also said in the local press "there had been a lot of consultation work and the store will have no direct impact on town centre trade". More photographs will be added from this location as construction progresses during 2009, close to the Aldi on Railway Street, Bury
Site for new Aldi Supermarket in Ramsbottom This is the site for the new £5M Aldi supermarket due to be built on Railway Street in Ramsbottom during 2009. The white building on the left used to be offices of the distribution company TNT with the staff car park located on the right. Controversial plans to build a third supermarket in Ramsbottom were originally rejected by Bury Council on ‘design’ issues in August 2008. Aldi appealed against that decision and won in December 2008 with construction due to begin in March 2009.http://www.burytimes.co.uk/news/ramsbottomtottington/4007643.Aldi_to_open_new_store/ The plans to develop a third supermarket, joining Tesco and the Co-op, have infuriated somee local traders. Janet Hodgson, who has runs The Flower Gallery in Bridge Street said in the local press: “I have nothing against the company but I feel very strongly that an Aldi store is the last thing Ramsbottom needs. I’ve yet to meet a person in Ramsbottom who thinks it’s a good idea". Judith Morris of Turley Associates, acting for Aldi, also said in the local press "there had been a lot of consultation work and the store will have no direct impact on town centre trade". More photographs will be added from this location as construction progresses during 2009. Photograph by Paul Anderson, shared under the CC BY-SA 2.0 licence.

The quick facts

People within a mile10,402A short trip for whoever goes
People within three miles44,996Plenty who could lend a hand
Delivery from AldiNoneStopped in August 2024

How to get a shop from here

Four steps, and it usually happens the same day.

A shopping list with a plus button

Say what you need

Put up your shopping list, say which Aldi, and add anything you are fussy about. It takes about a minute.

Three people offering to help, with a note saying three offers in

People offer to do it

Local people send you a price. You can read their reviews and ask them anything before you say yes.

A shopping basket and a shelf of tins

They do the shop

Whoever you pick goes to the shop, buys your list, and messages you if something is not on the shelf.

A house with bags on the doorstep

It arrives at your door

Bags handed over. Your money is only released once the shopping has actually turned up.

Which areas someone could come from

Each circle is a town, village or part of the city nearby, put in the direction you would really travel to reach it. A bigger circle means more people live there, and further out means further away.

The places around the Aldi on Railway StreetThe shop is in the middle. Each labelled circle is a town, village or part of the city nearby, put in the direction you would travel to reach it. The rings are one, two and three miles out, and the number on each ring is how many people live inside it.1 mile out10,402 people live inside2 miles out22,897 people live inside3 miles out44,996 people live insideBolton184,302 people, 6.5 miles south westRochdale108,634 people, 6.6 miles east south eastBury74,582 people, 3.7 miles southAccrington34,561 people, 7.6 miles north north westRadcliffe31,804 people, 5.6 miles southHeywood30,918 people, 5.3 miles south eastFarnworth28,502 people, 7.8 miles south south westDarwen28,126 people, 7.0 miles west north westYour Aldi
The rings are one, two and three miles from the shop, and the number on each one is how many people live inside it.
AreaCouncil areaPeopleDistanceDirection
BoltonBolton184,3026.5 milessouth west
RochdaleRochdale108,6346.6 mileseast south east
BuryBury74,5823.7 milessouth
AccringtonHyndburn34,5617.6 milesnorth north west
RadcliffeBury31,8045.6 milessouth
HeywoodRochdale30,9185.3 milessouth east
FarnworthBolton28,5027.8 milessouth south west
DarwenBlackburn with Darwen28,1267.0 mileswest north west

Population figures come from the 2021 census. Distances are measured in a straight line, so the drive will be a bit longer.

Who can help around Bury

Start here

Taskerama

A friendly UK site where you put up the shop you want doing from the Bury shop and local people offer to go and do it. The whole cost is on screen before you agree to anything, which makes it easy to say yes.

  • The full price is there from the start. Nothing gets added at the end.
  • Your money is held safely and only released once your shopping has arrived.
  • If anything goes wrong, money comes back to your card rather than as credit.
  • Change your mind and there is nothing to pay.
  • You can message anyone who offers before you pick.

Put up a shopping run

Other ways

Airtasker and TaskRabbit

Big names with plenty of people signed up in the cities. Fees come in later on, so it is worth reading the total twice.

Ask a neighbour properly

The cheapest answer of all, and people are usually pleased to be asked. Local Facebook and Nextdoor groups are full of these.

Royal Voluntary Service or Age UK

Free volunteer shopping for older and housebound people in lots of areas. Well worth asking about early.

A supermarket that does deliver

For a big weekly shop, Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and Iceland all bring it round. You give up the Aldi prices, but the van comes to you.

Write your list before you ask

Whoever goes for you will get on far better with a list that names things. These are Aldi's own pages.

See this shop on Aldi's site

Their own page for Railway Street, Bury carries the opening times straight from Aldi, along with the button that sets it as your shop so the ranges you see match what is actually on these shelves.

Open this shop on aldi.co.uk

Have a look at the range

Worth a browse before you write your list, so you can name the things you want rather than leaving it to guesswork. The middle aisle changes twice a week.

Browse the groceries This week in the middle aisle

Other Aldi shops near here

ShopTownDistance
Wood StreetBury3.5 miles
Bell LaneBury3.7 miles
Swanney Lodge RoadRossendale3.7 miles