Lidl Leaflet This Week

Lidl leaflet this week: Thursday starts and regional editions

Lidl in Great Britain keeps a tidy rhythm. Editions listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Thursday and run for seven days, and the latest ones are the Wales and Scotland leaflets for 22 to 28 October 2026, each about 30 pages long. The previous week's England and Scotland editions ran 15 to 21 October at 31 and 32 pages. Note that the leaflet comes in country flavours, so a shopper in Cardiff and a shopper in Glasgow may not be looking at identical pages. Pick the one that matches where you live.

The retailer's own website shows the same split in a different way, with a "This week" tab and a "Coming up" tab. When we looked, the coming-up tab previewed Christmas toys and winter clothing with start dates at the end of October and the beginning of November. That preview habit is useful if you like to plan the non-food shop in advance.

Lidl Plus: the app that holds the real discounts

Much of what makes a Lidl shop cheaper than the printed leaflet happens in the app. The Lidl site lists Lidl Plus points, activations and partner offers, and says EV charging can be paid through it. Wikipedia dates the Lidl Plus app to August 2018 across most European markets, and reports a Scan and Go feature announced for the UK and Ireland app in September 2025. A trade report we saw in search describes it as a phased rollout, store by store, so look in the app to see whether your branch is included.

Press coverage describes weekly single-use coupons that lapse two weeks after activation, a scratch card when you scan at the till, and digital receipts kept in the app. Terms and thresholds have changed over the years, so treat those details as a description of how it generally works and read the current terms inside the app. There is no plastic card; it is app only.

Lidl return policy and refund rules, in plain terms

The "lidl return policy uk" query is a regular, and the official refund page is fairly direct. Food and grocery items you are unhappy with go back with the packaging or receipt. Change of mind on food is only allowed for non-perishables, in resaleable condition, in original packing and with the receipt. Special-buy non-food that turns out to be faulty within 12 months can be taken back to a store with proof of purchase for a replacement or full refund, and after 12 months you contact customer services. If you simply change your mind on non-food, there is a 30-day window for a full refund, again in original packaging with the original receipt.

• Multi-buy deals: returning one item refunds its price less its share of the discount, while returning everything refunds the whole deal.
• Mystery boxes follow a different path, with notification by email within 28 days of delivery and a return at your own cost; they cannot go back to a store.

Is Lidl open on Sunday? Opening hours and bank holidays

Search suggestions around "lidl opening hours sunday" and "lidl christmas opening hours 2026" show how often people check. Trading hours, public-holiday closures and seasonal schedules differ branch by branch and follow local regulation. Local branch postings and shop-front signage give the schedule that actually applies to you. What we can explain is the law: in England and Wales shops over 280 square metres may trade for no more than six hours on a Sunday and may not open on Easter Sunday, while smaller shops are free of the limit. Those rules are the England and Wales ones, so for Scottish and Northern Irish branches rely on the store finder. Always check the finder before a bank-holiday trip.

Click, Reserve and Collect, and what Lidl does not do online

People also type "lidl click and collect" and "lidl delivery". The Lidl corporate site announced a Click, Reserve and Collect trial in April 2025: Lidl Plus users reserved a robot lawnmower and a garage for it ahead of the in-store sale, then collected from the store they chose. It was a trial for specific products, not a general grocery delivery service, and the announcement did not list the stores. The homepage we read did not mention grocery delivery at all, so do not expect a basket to arrive at your door.

About Lidl in the UK

The first British store opened in 1994. Wikipedia counts 1,021 stores in Great Britain as of September 2026, with 848 in England, 113 in Scotland and 60 in Wales, and 45 more in Northern Ireland. Its share of British grocery sales was 8.1 per cent in June 2025 and 8.6 per cent by May 2026, which put it ahead of Morrisons as the fifth-largest chain. The same article notes that Lidl does not manufacture its own goods; private-label products come from sister companies, and Silvercrest is the label used for electrical items. The group traces its origins to a Heilbronn fruit wholesaler.

Compare with other supermarket leaflets

Because Lidl sits in the discounter bracket, plenty of shoppers flick between it and Aldi weekly offers. For a bigger-basket comparison, look at Tesco Clubcard offers this week or Asda weekly offers. All of them sit in our UK supermarkets leaflet hub, and the UK offers and leaflets homepage lists every other retailer we track.