Asda groceries: major £12m revamp to upgrade Yorkshire, UK supermarkets this year - full list of locations
Shoppers can expect slicker layouts, brighter lighting and a better in-store vibe ✨
- Asda is investing £12 million to modernise several of its northern stores
- The revamp includes new layouts, lighting, and neon signage
- Work begins in September, with stores staying open during upgrades
- The move follows a successful store refurbishment earlier this year
- More UK store updates are expected to follow in 2026
Shoppers across Yorkshire can expect a fresh look and improved shopping experience in some of the regions biggest supermarkets this year.
Retail giant Asda is rolling out a major £12 million upgrade across seven of its northern stores.
The announcement, made to coincide with Yorkshire Day and Asda’s 60th anniversary, will see five Yorkshire sites - Kingswood, Harrogate, York, Pudsey and Keighley - undergo complete shop floor refurbishments, with Grimsby and Stockton also included in the programme.
Each store will get a full interior makeover, featuring simpler layouts for faster shopping, stylish new lighting, and eye-catching neon signage.
Work is scheduled to start in September, with each revamp expected to take around seven weeks. All stores will remain open throughout the improvements.
The £12 million plan follows positive feedback from a £2 million refurbishment of Asda’s Pilsworth store in Bury earlier this year.
The full list of Asda stores getting a makeover:
- Grimsby
- Harrogate
- Keighley
- Kingswood, Hull
- Pudsey
- Stockton
- York
Liz Evans, Asda’s chief commercial officer for retail and non-food, said: “We’re proud to continue investing in the communities we serve – especially in Yorkshire, where our story began 60 years ago.
“These refurbishments are all about making the in-store experience easier and more enjoyable for our customers.”
More store revamps are expected to follow in other UK regions next year, as Asda continues its push to modernise its estate and respond to shoppers’ changing needs.
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