Bank holiday opening times for Lidl, Aldi, Asda, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Tesco - North Wales Live

With the third May bank holiday here, and the weather hotting up, many households will be planning on how to spend the three-day weekend in the sunshine. Maybe a BBQ is on the cards with temperatures set to hit the mid to high 20s in North Wales?

Some might use the bonus time off work - if you're lucky enough to get bank holiday's off - to get their kitchen cupboards, fridges and freezers stocked up. Supermarkets usually have their doors open during the bank holiday weekend but often at reduced hours so staff can also enjoy a bit of a break too.

From Aldi, Lidl, Asda and Tesco, this is when all the big supermarkets will and won't be open as hours usually adjust over the bank holiday.

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Aldi opening times:

Normal opening hours will remain in place at Aldi’s stores on Saturdays and Sundays whilst shops will be open until 8pm on Monday, May 29 in England and Wales. The opening times of some stores may vary, so customers should check their local store on Aldi’s website for the specific details in your area.

Asda opening times:

Asda isn't making any major changes to its opening times over the bank holiday weekend. Saturday sees stores roughly opening at either 6am or 7am but closing at around 10pm or midnight whilst typical Sunday hours, 10/11am till 4/5pm apply on May 30.

On the bank holiday itself, the majority of Asda stores will be opening 8am to 8pm including the 24 hour sites. However, some stores report that they are opening a little earlier at 7am.

Iceland opening times:

The frozen food retailer won't shut up shop over the bank holiday. Most Iceland stores are open from 7am or 8am until 7pm.

Lidl opening times:

Across England and Wales, Lidl stores will open between 8am and 8pm. Some store opening times may vary and customers are advised to check the store finder on Lidl’s website, for details on their local Lidl.

Morrisons opening times:

Morrisons stores usually open from either 6am or 7am and close at 10pm or 11pm on a typical weekday or Saturday - and this will be the same over the bank holiday weekend. On Sunday, hours will again remain the same with stores in England and Wales opening between 10am until 4pm or 11am until 5pm.

Sainsbury's opening times:

Sainsbury’s superstores typically open at either 6am or 7am and normally shut at either 10pm or 11pm, Monday to Saturday. Then on Sunday, superstores are normally open from 10am until 4pm in England and Wales. This will remain the same as usual over the bank holiday weekend.

Tesco opening times:

Larger Tesco stores will be open between 6am and 7am and close between 10pm and midnight. On Sunday, stores will only be open for six hours due to Sunday trading laws.

On Monday, the majority of Tesco's larger stores will be open from 8am to 6pm. Some of its stores will be open a little later until 8pm.

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