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Portsmouth supermarket undergoes £4m revamp



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A Portsmouth supermarket which is undergoing a £4m redevelopment is set to unveil part of the works.
Asda in Fratton is building a new rotisserie, pharmacy, fish counter, an extended health and beauty department, and new George fashion and homewares department in addition to later opening hours.

A 13,000 square foot mezzanine floor, which will temporarily accommodate George and homeware departments, will be unveiled to shoppers this Sunday.

General store manager Paul Allen said: 'At Asda we make it our job to listen, and many of the new store changes have been introduced following direct feedback from our customers.



The complete new-look store opens on September 8.



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  • Last Updated: 22 July 2008 12:58 PM
  • Source: The News
  • Location: Portsmouth
 
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mrs s,

southsea 24/07/2008 23:09:10
lets hope that they can put they same practice into stopping the trollies from leaving the shopping area .
maybe people need to start leaving card details etc and if your trolly is not returned then you will have to pay .as the amount of times i have seen trollies being dumped from people is disgusting.
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Yocal,

Waterlooville 26/07/2008 14:10:12
Is this really news?
Advertising yes, but not news.

General store manager Paul Allen said: "At Asda we make it our job to listen..."

But are your customers right?
If a supermarkets customers were all racists would that supermarket only employ white people (assuming the law allowed it)?

If a supermarket was to know that their business plans damaged the environment and their customers are still happy, i assume they would be happy to continue to damage the environment!?

It strikes me that the idea that supermarkets listen, in practice means they will listen only if it fits in with their business intentions.
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