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17
April
Season's first English tomatoes from Budgens
Budgens has launched its English tomato season six weeks ahead of usual
16
March
Budgens winners at Convenience Retail Awards
Budgens retail partners and the Budgens brand triumphed again at this year's Convenience Retail Awards held last night at the Grand Connaught Rooms in London
13
February
Further price investment from Budgens
Shoppers can expect to save even more money at Budgens in 2012 with further prices lowered as well as price matching Tesco on even more products.
8
February
Budgens Codford St Mary a boost for rural community shopping
‘A labour of love’ is how Budgens Codford St Mary owner Brendan Smith, 42, could describe the two years he has dedicated towards turning the site of an old World War One Nissan hut, built in 1915, into a new local community convenience st
15
December
Budgens store opens in Bradford on Avon
On December 1st the latest Budgens store launched in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire.
14
December
Budgens Fresh Produce Retailer of the Year 2011
We are proud to announce that Budgens has once again been voted Fresh Produce Retailer of the Year for 2011.
25
November
Budgens targets £100K of Christmas tree sales
"Over £100,000 worth of Christmas trees will be sold in Budgens this year, an increase of 100% on last year" predicts Willie Hamilton, Trading Director for Budgens.
16
November
Britain´s biggest Budgens opens after £1 million investment
The biggest Budgens in Britain fully reopened on Tuesday 15 November 2011 after a six week extensive expansion and refurbishment.
26
July
An apple a day from Budgens
Budgens´ English apple season has started early with its first delivery of English apples this season from Kent-based grower Newmafruit direct to Andrew Thornton´s Budgens store in Crouch End on Monday 25 July.
25
July
Budgens gets fish from sea to shelf in less than 36 hours
Budgens is guaranteeing fresh fish into stores less than 36 hours after being caught in the sea in its latest category development initiative to differentiate Budgens from the competition.
