Budget supermarket Aldi has called upon members of the public to help them find suitable locations in Scotland for new branches - and they will pay a fee to those who help.
The popular budget supermarket has announced plans to expand their presence across the country and they will pay a finder's fee to anyone who helps identify suitable locations. Hull Live reports that the popular German grocer - which currently has 960 stores across the entire UK - revealed a wish list of locations it wants to acquire for new stores. The list of potential locations includes Bonnyrigg, Falkirk and Edinburgh.