Tesco plans new standalone store in West Belfast car park

Summarised from Belfast Live's report · Updated 27 Oct, 18:32 · Archive

Tesco is exploring plans for a standalone supermarket in an unused car park section at the Makro site in West Belfast.

Tesco has submitted plans for a new standalone supermarket on an unused section of the car park at the Makro site in West Belfast, after previously securing approval to convert the existing Makro building into a superstore. The company's current Kingsway store lease is due to expire in August 2027.

Tesco said in a statement: 'We are committed to continuing to serve our customers in Dunmurry.' The supermarket has submitted a Proposal of Application Notice, marking the start of a 12-week public consultation period. A public consultation event will be held at the Beechlawn Hotel in Dunmurry on Thursday 12 November between 3pm and 7pm, where residents and stakeholders can provide feedback. Tesco plans to submit a planning application in early 2027.

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• Tesco unveil plans for standalone store in West Belfast after approval to convert Makro'We are committed to continuing to serve our customers'Belfast Live · 27 Oct, 18:16

In this story: Tesco · Makro · West Belfast · Dunmurry · Belfast City Council · Beechlawn Hotel

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