Lidl Herne BayRoundabout Farm, Thanet Way (A2990), Herne Bay
Reasons to Support Us
Reasons to Support Us
The proposed Lidl will provide a qualitative and quantitative improvement in food shopping in the west of Herne Bay where there is currently a lack of foodstores;
The proposed Lidl will create 40 new jobs. Lidl have a strong commitment to their employees and were the first supermarket operator to adopt the Living Wage (in October 2015);
The new store will improve choice and promote competition with up to 30% cost savings;
Lidl stock a variety of unique product lines which are not available from other mainstream retailers; and
Lidl is the highest performing supermarket in the UK with 80% of its British fresh produce bearing the Red Tractor logo¹, so you can be assured that you are buying British.
Design:
The proposed development will provide a high-quality, sustainable building;
The modern building will provide a light, spacious sales area, with substantial glazing to the western elevation, and will be constructed using high quality materials; and
Additional landscaping will be provided that will improve the appearance of the site and encourage bio-diversity.
Sustainability:
Sustainable construction techniques will be employed as well as the use of sustainable materials;
Lidl operate a highly energy efficient business with a strong commitment to recycling and the use of energy efficient equipment and techniques within the store to reduce carbon emissions; and
The store will serve a residential catchment, and will be easily accessible by a choice of modes of transport, including on foot and bicycle as a result of the improved path.
¹According to independent Red Tractor survey of samples taken in Food Labelling Audit May 2011
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