The closing date for Booths in Ripon has been revealed after it was acquired by Tesco.
The supermarket on Marshall Way will be closing for the final time at 4pm on Sunday 20th July.
It originally opened in June 2009 - one of 25 stores across the north.
However it was revealed in May that Tesco would acquire the store, which blamed “significantly increased costs” for the decision to sell.
A spokesperson for Booths said:
“Closing any Booths store is always a difficult decision and we'd like to say a heartfelt thank you to our colleagues and customers for their support over the years.
“Until then, we're open as usual.”
Booths said it has no plans to close any of its other stores across the region.

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