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New Social Supermarket Opens, Aims to Cut Family Grocery Bills

12/27/2025

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A new social supermarket opened at North Bransholme Community Centre in Hull to help families save £200 a month on groceries.
The store sells surplus food at reduced prices, with fruit and vegetables costing as little as 20p.
It serves local residents who receive means-tested benefits.
Profits are reinvested into a community hub offering skill-building programs to reduce hunger in the region where over 700,000 people faced hunger last year.

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Story summary

A new social supermarket opened at North Bransholme Community Centre in Hull to help families save £200 a month on groceries.
The store sells surplus food at reduced prices, with fruit and vegetables costing as little as 20p.
It serves local residents who receive means-tested benefits.
Profits are reinvested into a community hub offering skill-building programs to reduce hunger in the region where over 700,000 people faced hunger last year.