A CO-OP supermarket in north Herefordshire has relaunched after a major £1 million makeover.

New pictures show the refurbished shop in Kington, complete with new self-service tills.

Hereford Times: The Co-op supermarket in Kington has relaunched after £1million revamp

Hereford Times: Store manager at Co-op in Crabtree Road, Kington, at the official relaunch

The 6,000 sq ft Crabtree Road store, which supports around 30 local jobs, relaunched on Thursday (March 4) and runs on 100 per cent renewable electricity.

The store includes hot food, bakery, a free ATM, express coffee dispenser, photo booth, customer car parking and, click and collect through Co-op’s own online shop.

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The chain said that sits alongside an increased range and choice of fresh, healthy produce, ready meals and pizzas, award-winning wines, free-from and vegan products, Fairtrade, food-to-go and, everyday essentials.

Hereford Times: The revamped Co-op supermarket in Kington

Hereford Times: The revamped Co-op supermarket in Kington

Students in Kington who are TOTUM cardholders, the new name for NUS extra, can pocket a 10 per cent discount off groceries at the Co-op.

Store manager Simon Clarke said: “The store has a great new look – we have had a fantastic response."

Hereford Times: Store manager at Co-op in Crabtree Road, Kington, at the official relaunch Store manager at Co-op in Crabtree Road, Kington, at the official relaunch

"It has been a fantastic opportunity to carry out such a significant programme of works to enhance and improve our store for the Kington community.

"We have enjoyed welcoming customers into their new-look store now that the extensive works have concluded. We have worked to develop the range, choice, products and services locally that will create a really compelling offer in our community.

Co-op also provides a funding boost locally and saves shoppers money through its re-launched membership scheme.

In addition to in-store offers, members are rewarded with two pence in every pound they spend on Co-op branded products added to their own personal membership account balance.

The Co-op also donates a further two pence in every pound to community causes. Community groups currently benefitting include Kington Town FC Youth Team; Kington Bowling Club and, the Radnor Valley recreation and amenity centre.