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ALDI is set on Todmorden Road, a 0.40 mile distance south-east of the centre of Burnley (nearby Towneley City Learning Centre and Burnley St Stephen's Church of England Primary School). People can easily come here from Burnley Town Centre, Pike Hill, Rose Hill, Fulledge, Worsthorne, Brunshaw, Burnley Wood and Brownside. Today (Sunday), open hours begin at 10:00 am and continue until 4:00 pm. Please see this page for additional information regarding ALDI Burnley, Todmorden Road, including the hours of business, address description and customer feedback.
ALDI is conveniently found immediately near the crossroads of Todmorden Road, Holmes Street and Lyndhurst Road, in Burnley, Lancashire.
1 minute drive time from Lyndhurst Road, Parliament Street and Oxford Road; a 4 minute drive from Church Street, Belvedere Road and Brunshaw Road; and a 10 minute drive from Junction 10 of M65.
When using Sat Nav devices enter the postcode BB10 4AA.
If you're traveling by bus, you should alight at Lyndhurst Road/Linden Street or Todmorden Road/Lyndhurst Road. Select from lines: 1, 111, 463, 483, 874, 907, 959 and 972.
The best way to get to the supermarket is from Burnley Manchester Road Train Station (3770 ft) and Burnley Central Train Station (4250 ft away). The Northern line will take you here.
Within a short walk you will come across University of Central Lancashire - Burnley Campus, Towneley Golf Club, Anchor Retail Park, Prestige Retail Park, Unity College, Thompson Park, Charter Walk Shopping Centre and Scott Park.
ALDI has 3 stores within the Burnley, Lancashire area.
For the entire list of all ALDI supermarkets near Burnley, visit the page provided.
22/05/2017
I went to Aldi on Todmorden road and spent ninety three pounds on shopping. When my husband and I got to the check out there was no one else in the queue and we had four bags for life to pack. My husband started to pack and was told if he would just transfer the shopping into the trolley and pack over by the windows. He questioned this has he already packed half a bag. The till operator replied he had to close the till. My husband asked him if it was because he was going on a break and he replied no I have to get back onto the floor. There was still no one in the queue. I said I understood now it was possible to pack shopping at the check out the manager at the Active way store had told me that and he replied huffily that no they were not allowed to let people pack at the till.Now I have no problem with Aldi stores but the kind of attitude this boy had is surely counter productive . I was buying ninety three pounds worth of shopping there was no one in the queue and there were two of us to pack, His arrogant and unbending attitude made me not want to return. I have tried to phone the store but the line is not operating . Perhaps that is as well. I felt so indignant that perhaps it was better I didnt speak to someone!What is Aldis policy on packing and is it written in stone? Aldi prides itself on low prices and excellent produce which is correct but is this kind of behaviour the price we have to pay for receiving these thing?
