A village supermarket threw a special party to celebrate its 10th birthday.
Tesco in Little Lever treated customers as a way of saying thank you for their support throughout the past decade after it closed the Tesco Metro store to make for the health centre and library and relocated to Crossley Street.
Bolton FM entertained customers throughout the day and the Warburtons van drove into the car park to hand out hot crumpets, topped with everything from butter to Nutella.
The Bury pudding store set out its stall to offer samples with children enjoying Candy King sweet cones.
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Vicky Haslam, community champion for the store, said: "We celebrated in style with the support of many. We arranged a party day for our local community to say thank you for all their support throughout our 10 years .
"Our customers really were spoilt.
"We were kindly gifted some delightful treats from Vimto, including a guess how many bon bons were in a bottle - kids and adults alike were desperate to guess correctly to win the wonderful prize.
"We had selection boxes of pies from Hollands , cakes from Park Cakes, Nestle were in store handing out chocolate treats and we had Uncle Joe's mint balls - all kindly gifted to the store for our community to enjoy
"It truly was a remarkable day - we had a visit from the Mayor and Mayoress which our customers enjoyed thoroughly.
"In the evening we had Bolton FM host their community corner from in store 6pm until 9pm and we had some wonderful guest speakers on that play key roles within our excellent community here in Little Lever ."
Mayor of Bolton Cllr Andy Morgan said: "It’s important for companies like Tesco to give back to their communities to help strengthen local relationships, and to support the wellbeing of their customers. Well done Tesco!
"Bolton FM and Warburtons were on hand to add to the celebrations, tow great team Bolton institutions who also continue to give back to our communities."
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