Co-op unlikely to extend taxi delivery service trial
Manchester-based retailer The Co-op is unlikely to extend a trial which saw taxis being used to deliver groceries to customers.
The three month experiment centred on three stores: Lancing in West Sussex, Ashley Down, in Bristol, and Royton in Manchester.
Currently, the Co-op provides home delivery from 228 branches, but only for purchases made in-store.
Home delivery is free within certain postcodes for customers spending more than £25, or for £3 if they spend less.
These items are delivered by Co-op vans.
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