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For 2016, Christmas Day falls on a Sunday and Boxing Day will be on Monday, meaning there will be an extra bank holiday on Tuesday, December 27. The same applies to New Year's Day, which also falls on a Sunday, so we'll get an extra day off on Monday, January 2. For Boxing Day, New Year's Day and late night shopping hours, click on our guide below. Christmas Day - CLOSED Boxing Day - CLOSED Bank Holiday Tuesday, December 27 - 8am-10pm New Year's Eve - 8am-6pm New Year's Day - CLOSED Monday, January 2 - 8am-10pm Some stores will vary. For your nearest store click here Christmas Eve - Open until 7pm Christmas Day - CLOSED Bank Holiday Tuesday, December 27 - Open from 7am New Year's Eve - Open until 7pm New Year's Day - 10am-4pm Monday, January 2 - Open from 7am Smaller Asda supermarket opening times vary. For your nearest store, click here Christmas Day - CLOSED Boxing Day - CLOSED Bank Holiday Tuesday, December 27 - 8am-10pm New Year's Eve - Open until 6pm New Year's Day - CLOSED Monday, January 2 - 8am-10pm Some stores will vary.
For your nearest store click here Christmas Day - CLOSED Bank Holiday Tuesday, December 27 - 8am-6pm New Year's Eve - 7am-7pm New Year's Day - 10am-4pm Monday, January 2 - 9am-6pm To find out where your nearest store is, click here Christmas Day - CLOSED Boxing Day - 9am until 6pm Bank Holiday Tuesday, December 27 - 8am-6pm New Year's Eve - 7am-7pm New Year's Day - 10am-4pm Monday, January 2 - 8am-7pm Smaller Sainsbury's supermarket opening times will vary. For your nearest store, click here Christmas Eve - Open until 7pm Christmas Day - CLOSED Bank Holiday Tuesday, December 27 - Open from 6am New Year's Eve - Open until 7pm New Year's Day - 10am-4pm Monday, January 2 - Open from 6am To find out where your nearest store is, click here Christmas Day - CLOSED Boxing Day - CLOSED Bank Holiday Tuesday, December 27 - 8am-6pm New Year's Eve - 8am-6pm New Year's Day - CLOSED Monday, January 2 - 8am-6pm Some opening times may vary. For your nearest store, click here *Please note: The above opening times are for the large supermarket stores, not the smaller sub- shops such as Tesco Metro, Little Waitrose or Sainsbury's local (trading hours for these stores will vary)
We’re on the move! This account will be closing soon, so follow for the latest on Tesco Clubcard and much more. 1,511 Photos and videosViewing Tweets won't unblock @TescoOffersMore.By ANDREW LEVYLast updated at 17:44 26 March 2007A long-serving policeman's career is in ruins after he was convicted of a scam involving Tesco Clubcard points.PC Shaun Pennicott, 42, racked up 75,000 points after discovering a loophole on self-service tills at his local store.The married father-of-two found a scrap of paper could be inserted into the machine instead of a coupon offering bonus points - and that he could do this several times with each purchase.Over two months he made 154 transactions at a Tesco Extra in Watford, Hertfordshire. On one occasion he bought a newspaper and used the 'voucher' three times to earn 450 points.Customers normally receive a point for every pound spent on Tesco goods or services.One point is worth a penny if used to buy shopping - but Pennicott took advantage of a scheme to convert every £2.50 worth into 600 airmiles with British Airways.The scam was unearthed when Tesco staff contacted police after their computers flagged up the enormous amount of points on his Clubcard account.
Pennicott claimed he had planned to bring the loophole to Tesco's attention and his transactions were intended to prove the risk of 'substantial abuse'.But he was found guilty of eight charges of going equipped to cheat and was ordered to carry out 120 hours of community service and pay £3,300 in fines and prosecution costs.Hertfordshire police have also been told to expect a letter of resignation from the disgraced officer.Judge Michael Kay described the officer's defence as 'preposterous'."You were so greedy you would do virtually anything to obtain Clubcard points and turn them into air miles," he said."You regularly travelled abroad and that is what attracted you."Luton Crown Court heard customers are meant to scan vouchers at self-service tills before 'posting' them through a slot in the machine.But while the scanner would read a bar code, there was nothing in the slot to recognise the difference between the voucher and a piece of paper. This allowed the voucher to be used repeatedly - either on the same occasion or on later visits.
Pennicott, who joined Hertfordshire Police in 1992, was let in on the secret when he struggled to use a voucher at one of four self-service tills shortly after they were introduced at his his local store in November 2005.A supervisor came over to help and ended up resorting to the loophole - which was common knowledge among staff - inadvertently setting the policeman on his spree.Astonishingly, during the trial Tesco admitted it had known about the loophole for some time but had not introduced measures to stop it.Operations manager Kay Clements said: "We have calculated the loss and it is not enough to warrant the investment of putting [an electronic] reader in every machine."Prosecutor Samantha Leigh said Pennicott was 'obsessed with Clubcard points'.She mentioned a promotion in September 2005 where customers received 150 points if they bought three Birds Eye meals.Over a three-day period, Pennicott legally bought more than 750 of the cheapest meals, earning nearly 38,000 points.Hertfordshire police said they had been told Pennicott's resignation letter would arrive this week.