Opening Times TESCO - Redding, Falkirk
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TESCO Superstore occupies a convenient spot on Colliery Road, a 2.16 mile driving distance south-east from the centre of Falkirk, in Redding (not far from Braes High School and Redding Industrial Estate). This supermarket primarily serves the customers in the areas of Hallglen, Bowhouse, Westquarter, Reddingmuirhead, Redding, Rumford, Polmont and California. If you plan to drop in today (Thursday), its working hours are 6:00 am until midnight. Opening times, store address info and contact number for TESCO Redding, Falkirk can be found here.
TESCO Superstore is found not far from the crossroads of Reddingmuirhead Road and Colliery Road, in Redding, Falkirk.
1 minute drive time from Main Street, Redding Road, Jarvie Road and Donaldson Road; a 5 minute drive from Newlands Road, Shieldhill Road or Polmont Road; and a 12 minute drive time from A9 or M9.
If using Satellite Navigation devices, enter FK2 9RA to find this store.
Bus stop: Redding Main Street Before Wholequarter Avenue.
Trains run every day to and from Polmont Station (5100 ft), Falkirk Grahamston Station (2.41 mi) and Falkirk High Station (2.48 mi away). Simply get on the line: ScotRail.
If traveling by foot you'll discover Meadowbank Library, Grandsable Cemetery, Aitken Park, Brightons Parish Church, Polmont Community Amateur Football Club, Callendar Park, Callendar Rise, New Grandsable Cemetery and Laurie Park.
TESCO now runs 4 locations in Falkirk, Stirlingshire. You are never far from more TESCO branches! You can find other locations nearby:
For more TESCO branches near Falkirk, navigate to this page.
14/10/2018
On Friday my mother suffered an injury when she jammed her thumb (she broke it) in the car when arriving at the Redding store. When she entered the store she fainted from shock. The Tesco assistant was called Helen and she could not have been more helpful. She immediately got the First Aider on duty who was called David. For a young man he was very professional and kept the situation calm. He stopped the bleeding and got my mother a seat. Helen called an ambulance. After an hour waiting for an ambulance I decided I'd be quicker taking my mother to hospital myself. In the end my mother was battered and bruised but will make a full recovery. I want to thank the wonderful staff at the Redding store. They are a credit to Tesco but more than that they were just really nice individuals. Well done Helen and David.
