Summary
A new community supermarket is set to open in Hull, offering low-cost and free food options. The store aims to provide affordable food to people on means-tested benefits while reducing food waste. It will also create jobs and support skill development for local residents.
Key Facts
- The supermarket will be located in the North Bransholme Community Centre in Hull.
- It will sell surplus food items with some prices starting from 20p.
- The store is set to open in December and may provide up to 12 jobs.
- Free meals will be offered to children through a community kitchen and cafe.
- Membership is required, and it's open to those on certain benefits who live locally.
- Food products come from food industry partners' surplus stock and are within the use-by date.
- The project is supported by Hull City Council, Community Shop CiC, and the Paul Ingle Boxing Academy.
