Many families are trying their best to save money wherever they can due to the cost of living crisis, including their weekly food shops.
Thankfully, Britain’s high streets have a fair few budget stores offering cheaper alternatives, including Poundland, Home Bargains and B&M. There’s also a lesser known supermarket out there that offers great bargains on food and drink, but some people may not think to do their weekly shop there.
Heron Foods originally started as a butchers before changing its name and opening its first Heron Frozen Foods store in 1979. In 2017, B&M took over the supermarket and now there are 250 stores, including one on Myrtle Street in Liverpool and one in Birkenhead, Wirral.
