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Aldi on Railway Street, Bury

Q: Does the Aldi on Railway Street deliver?

No. There is no Aldi delivery or click and collect from Railway Street, Bury. To have a shop from here brought to your door, ask someone local to fetch it for you.

Does the Aldi on Railway Street deliver?

No, the Railway Street Aldi doesn't deliver. There has been no Aldi click and collect since August 2024 either. Someone nearby can fetch it instead: post your list below and anyone around BL0 can send a price.

Get it delivered by someone in Bury

AddressRailway Street, Bury
PostcodeBL0 9AL
Opening timesCheck Aldi's page for Railway Street
Shop numberc211
Council areaBury

The numbers around Bury

There are about 10,000 people within a mile of the Aldi on Railway Street and 23,000 within two. About 6.5 miles to the south west lies Bolton, home to around 180,000 people. Anyone around Bury could offer to fetch it.

People within a mile10,402And 22,897 within two miles

People within three miles44,99634,594 more than within a mile

Delivery from AldiNoneEnded by August 2024, everywhere

How it works around Bury

Four steps take a shop from Railway Street to your door. You say when you want it.

Say what to buy

Write the list, name the Railway Street Aldi as the shop, and mention any brands you would swap or refuse. A minute is plenty.

Three people offering to help, with a note saying three offers in

Pick who goes

People nearby can send you a price, and they may live in Heywood or Bury. See their ratings and ask anything before you say yes.

They do the shop

Whoever you pick goes to Railway Street, buys your list, and messages you if something is not on the shelf.

Bags at your door

Bags handed over in Bury, and only once you say they have come is your payment released.

Put your list up on Taskerama

Where a helper could come from

Each circle is a town, village or part of the city near Railway Street, set in the direction you would travel to reach it. Bolton is the biggest circle, about 180,000 people, 6.5 miles to the south west. Farnworth, 7.8 miles away, is further than the map reaches, so it sits on the edge.

The first ring, a mile from Railway Street, holds 10,402 people; the outer one, at three miles, holds 44,996.

Area	Council area	People	Distance	Direction
Bolton	Bolton	184,302	6.5 miles	south west
Rochdale	Rochdale	108,634	6.6 miles	east south east
Bury	Bury	74,582	3.7 miles	south
Accrington	Hyndburn	34,561	7.6 miles	north north west
Radcliffe	Bury	31,804	5.6 miles	south
Heywood	Rochdale	30,918	5.3 miles	south east
Farnworth	Bolton	28,502	7.8 miles	south south west
Darwen	Blackburn with Darwen	28,126	7.0 miles	west north west

Every distance is a straight line from Railway Street, so the road to Heywood is longer. People counts are from the 2021 census.

Getting help in Bury

Taskerama

On this job site, someone near Bury can offer to take on your Railway Street shop, and every offer shows its fees before you agree.

No charge to post the Railway Street run or to look at offers from Bury.
Nothing is paid out until you confirm the shopping from Railway Street is at your door.
If the Railway Street job in Bury is refunded, it goes to your card, not as credit.
Plans change in Heywood; cancel before the Railway Street run starts and there is no fee.
Anyone offering to do the Railway Street shop for you can be messaged first.

Post it now

Other ways

Airtasker and TaskRabbit

Two other sites where you can hire someone for an errand. Each sets its own fees, so check them on its own site before booking a Bury shop.

Ask a neighbour properly

Free, if someone near Railway Street is going anyway and can pick up a few things. Try a Bury Facebook or Nextdoor group.

Royal Voluntary Service or Age UK

Help with shopping for older people in some areas. Ask early whether anything reaches Bury, and whether there is a charge.

A supermarket that delivers

A van from Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's or Iceland may reach Heywood. You lose the Railway Street Aldi prices, but it comes to you.

Write your list before you ask

Whoever goes to Railway Street for you will get on far better with a list that names things. These are Aldi's own pages.

See this shop on Aldi's site

Aldi's page for Railway Street, Bury has its opening times straight from Aldi, and a button that makes it your shop, so the range you see is what this Bury Aldi stocks.

Aldi's page for this shop

Have a look at the range

Name the actual products and the Railway Street shop goes faster. The middle aisle here changes twice a week, so look close to the day in Bury.

See the groceries · This week in the middle aisle

Site for new Aldi Supermarket in Ramsbottom This is the site for the new £5M Aldi supermarket due to be built on Railway Street in Ramsbottom during 2009. The white building on the left used to be offices of the distribution company TNT with the staff car park located on the right. Controversial plans to build a third supermarket in Ramsbottom were originally rejected by Bury Council on design issues in August 2008. Aldi appealed against that decision and won in December 2008 with construction due to begin in March 2009.http://www.burytimes.co.uk/news/ramsbottomtottington/4007643.Aldi_to_open_new_store/ The plans to develop a third supermarket, joining Tesco and the Co-op, have infuriated somee local traders. Janet Hodgson, who has runs The Flower Gallery in Bridge Street said in the local press: I have nothing against the company but I feel very strongly that an Aldi store is the last thing Ramsbottom needs. Ive yet to meet a person in Ramsbottom who thinks its a good idea". Judith Morris of Turley Associates, acting for Aldi, also said in the local press "there had been a lot of consultation work and the store will have no direct impact on town centre trade". More photographs will be added from this location as construction progresses during 2009, close to the Aldi on Railway Street, Bury — Site for new Aldi Supermarket in Ramsbottom This is the site for the new £5M Aldi supermarket due to be built on Railway Street in Ramsbottom during 2009. The white building on the left used to be offices of the distribution company TNT with the staff car park located on the right. Controversial plans to build a third supermarket in Ramsbottom were originally rejected by Bury Council on design issues in August 2008. Aldi appealed against that decision and won in December 2008 with construction due to begin in March 2009.http://www.burytimes.co.uk/news/ramsbottomtottington/4007643.Aldi_to_open_new_store/ The plans to develop a third supermarket, joining Tesco and the Co-op, have infuriated somee local traders. Janet Hodgson, who has runs The Flower Gallery in Bridge Street said in the local press: I have nothing against the company but I feel very strongly that an Aldi store is the last thing Ramsbottom needs. Ive yet to meet a person in Ramsbottom who thinks its a good idea". Judith Morris of Turley Associates, acting for Aldi, also said in the local press "there had been a lot of consultation work and the store will have no direct impact on town centre trade". More photographs will be added from this location as construction progresses during 2009. Photograph by Paul Anderson, shared under the CC BY-SA 2.0 licence.

Other Aldi shops near here

The closest other Aldi is the one on Wood Street, 3.5 miles from here. After that come Bell Lane and Swanney Lodge Road in Rossendale, at 3.7 miles and 3.7 miles.

Shop	Town	Distance
Wood Street	Bury	3.5 miles
Bell Lane	Bury	3.7 miles
Swanney Lodge Road	Rossendale	3.7 miles

Check when Railway Street is open on Aldi's page before you name a time for the trip. Add your postcode to the form, so people around Bury and Heywood can see the job is near them.