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Manager.Woolwich@Sainsburys.Co.Uk Terry Loughran Supermarket offers to support CAFC/RBG Volunteer Shopping Store Contact person Priority offer Status Sainsbury Simon Fox Volunteers can shop Confirmed Woolwich 25 Calderwood Street between 8am to 9am Woolwich on Monday’s SE18 6QW Wednesday’s and Tel: 0208 317 8025 Friday’s. Email: [email protected] Sainsbury Pete Brown | Store Manager | Eltham 0007 7am slot to avoid Confirmed Eltham Sainsbury’s supermarkets Ltd | 1a Philipot Path, queue or rush. London | SE9 5DL [email protected] | 0208 8598700 / 07725 480127 Operations Manager [email protected] Sainsbury Terry Loughran Volunteers Confirmed Charlton Sainsbury's may access the store Charlton Riverside Place during the priority 7-11 Gallions Road access time slot for SE7 7SA NHS staff which is Tel: 0203 126 7410 Monday to Saturday Email: from 7.30am to [email protected] 8am. This will be limited to a maximum of 4 volunteers initially, who if there is a queue of NHS workers at this time will need to join the queue. ID and letters of accreditation will need to be shown on arrival Tesco Stuart Burden Manager Before 10am (NHS Confirmed Woolwich Tesco Extra Woolwich New Road slot) Store is fully 0345 671 9559 stocked at this time. Other times – speak to member of management team to get priority access if required Tesco Store Manager: Prashant Deputy Manager: 7am to 8am Monday Confirmed Peninsula Saidat to Saturday Square Contact Tel 0345 674 6431 Greenwich Email: [email protected] 205 Peninsula Square, Greenwich, London SE10 0ES Store Contact person Priority offer Status Morrisons Hayley Ball (Coordinating Food Bank donations) Priority access 7-8am Confirmed Thamesmead Paul Bromilow – Manager (currently NHS slot) Volunteers need letter 020 8311 1490 to confirm identity. [email protected] [email protected] Dedicated phoneline for vulnerable people – 0345 611 6111, option 5 Co-op Fredrica Priority access for Confirmed Abbey Wood 020 8311 0194 volunteers from 9am – 10am Mon to Sat Co-op Adam Priority access for Confirmed Plumstead 020 8854 1515 volunteers from 9am – Herbert Road 10am Mon to Sat LIDL Sunim Miah (Area Manager) Priority access for our Confirmed Woolwich 07968 510877 volunteers from 6am [email protected] to 8am Mon – Sat LIDL Sunim Miah (Area Manager) Priority access Confirmed Charlton 07968 510877 specially for our [email protected] volunteers from 6am to 8am LIDL Sunim Miah (Area Manager) Priority access Confirmed Eltham 07968 510877 specially for our [email protected] volunteers from 7am to 8am Mon – Sat LIDL Emmanuel (Store Manager) Priority access given Confirmed Abbey Wood 020 8310 0768 anytime between 8am to 8pm Mon -Sat Aldi Contact : Brett 020 8312 0045 Access granted: Product Thamsemead Monday to Saturday restrictions: 02083100768 – Emmanuel store Manager 7:30am to 8am. Plus currently 4 throughout the day per person they will assist as and toilet much as they can rolls 2 per provided volunteers person have their ID badge although this and preferably a may be Council letter. relaxed due Sunday access is from to stock 9:30am to 10am. coming in Morning access via the side exit door. Sainsburys Falisha (Duty Manager) volunteers given Confirmed Abbey Wood 020 3126 7050 Press Option 4 priority access from 8am to 9am on Monday’s, Wednesdays and Fridays Store Contact person Priority offer Status West Combe Raj Dillon 12pm -7pm Confirmed Hill Food and 020 8858 6468 Mon – Sat Wine 78 West Preferred time is Combe Hill between SE3 7DT 4pm-7pm Co-op Zaneta Priority access Confirmed Brook House 07557 765 925 8am – 9am Site Mon – Sat Shooters Hill 10am = 11am Sunday Co-op Michael (Acting Store Manager) Volunteers can have Confirmed Plumstead 020 8854 3074 access if shown proof Common Road NISA Contact: Mr Patel Happy to assist any Confirmed SIBTHORPE 020 88512078 volunteers ROAD, SE12 9DN LONDIS Contact: MANS KANJI Happy to assist plus no Confirmed [email protected] queues Martins – 20 Tranquil Vale, Blackheath, SE3 0AX Volunteers can shop Blackheath anytime of the day Store Manager: Charlie with priority no Telephone number: 020 8297 5250 restrictions Potential for surplus food dontation Martins – Contact: Vivian – 020 8311 5409 If volunteers show ID Abbey Wood they can allow priority access anytime and relax max number of purchases on items. Parvins Contact: Divesh – email address Volunteers can shop Supermarket [email protected] at any time – no (Formerly restrictions on Happy Telephone number: 020 8858 2623 quantity of items to Shopper) purchase. Victoria Food Store Owner – Philip Constantine Store Volunteers can shop Store telephone number is 020 8858 2004 the owner at any time of the day Charlton Philip mobile number 07940 433860 – they will give priority and no limit on Address: 53 Inverine Road, Charlton, SE7 7NJ quantity of items (show ID) Also donation to food bank. Local Store owner is Ramesh He is happy to give Shopper – Telephone number is 020 8859 3054 volunteers priority – Eltham deliveries come 12pm- 1pm so best to come after this. Store Contact person Priority offer Status Costcutter Store Manager Raj Happy to priority - (formerly Telephone number 020 8857 0108 however currently no The Mound) stock. Next delivery is Tuesday 7th April before 1pm. Premier Yogi Store manager Milks Patel Yes to Priority Store Store telephone number 020 8850 4002 shopping. Mobile telephone number 07809861657 Delivery for milk & bread arrived 6am to 8am – so best for volunteers to arrive early. Shop closes at 5pm but he will open shop especially for volunteers if they need it. Aldi – Store Manager Ade Volunteers given Charlton priority from 9th April – Mondays to Saturday between 7.30am -8am. Access is being provided before the store officially opens to the general public at 8am they will need to not only observe the social distancing rules but be mindful of health and safety as pallets may be in the aisles whilst restocking is taking place. In addition, it should be noted that whilst volunteers can enter from 7.30am they will not be able to make any purchases until the tills open at 8am. Ikea Sofia Pascoal Swedish Food Market Greenwich [email protected] from 8th April. Priority www.IKEA.com for essential workers, carers and the most vulnerable to access goods essentials such as bread and milk, as well as our Swedish Food range. The Swedish Food Market will be open Monday to Friday from 8am to 4pm, .
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