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maggiebee | 16:23 Sat 28th Mar 2020 | ChatterBank
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Just heard through a friend that as from tomorrow Asda are not allowing children into their stores and only 1 adult at a time. Has anyone else heard of this? Can see where they are coming from but what if you don't have a car and are a single parent?
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Avatar Image Mamyalynne
I haven't heard that and have had regular emails from all the main stores as their policies have been updated.
16:29 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image Buenchico
Nothing's coming up on a Google News search and the 'information' (if that's what it really is) isn't showing on the relevant page of Asda's website:
https://www.asda.com/feeding-the-nation
16:29 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image rockyracoon
This came up on FB the other day, but for Tesco. Someone had even gone to the trouble of mocking up a Tesco image.
16:31 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image Neveracrossword
There's an awful lot of fake stories going around, mainly ones to worry people!
16:32 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image jennyjoan
no children allowed in my local Spar
16:33 Sat 28th Mar 2020
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We had an email from Makro a few days ago saying they were not allowing children in the store.
16:33 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image gingejbee
Presumably, "only 1 adult at a time" doesn't mean what it sounds it means!
16:35 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image AuntPollyGrey
Daughter has literally just come back from Tesco. Apparently they are only letting one family member in to the shop, and controlling how many shoppers are in the store at one time. This is fact.
16:38 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image bednobs
dont understan why more than 1 family member would go anyway (unless single parent)
16:43 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image gingejbee
Waitrose has been limiting the number of people in the store for several days now...one out, one in. The result is a nice, calm atmosphere and everything is well-stocked...even eggs!
Downside is the wait to get in...varies from a few minutes to half-an hour.
16:44 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image fender62
not sure about that, but my son waited 2hrs in a que to get in...
16:46 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image TonyV
My local Co Op are only letting a limited number of people in the store, then it's one out one in. As for children I'm not sure.
16:53 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image Butterbun
Like APG's, our Tesco store is the same and it's one way traffic round the isle all the way once inside till the checkout.
16:55 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image vulcan42
\\ Like APG's, our Tesco store is the same and it's one way traffic round the isle all the way once inside till the checkout.//
Ikea lives!!
17:00 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image TonyV
Yes lots of arrows taped on the floor showing direction of travel, bit like a one way traffic system.
17:06 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image webbo3
Chinese whispers.
17:06 Sat 28th Mar 2020
Avatar Image Musictv2019
My daddy and one of my sisters were both allowed in Tesco yesterday.
18:38 Sat 28th Mar 2020

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