A supermarket has reopened following a multi-million pound refurbishment.
Little Waitrose Cheam welcomed customers back on May 20, after a six-week refurbishment designed to enhance the shopping experience.
The store, which will mark its 16th anniversary in July, now features an upgraded bakery, refreshed beer, wine and spirits sections, improved fruit and vegetable displays, and a redesigned layout.
Other updates include a new on-demand grocery area for Deliveroo and UberEats orders, energy-efficient refrigeration, and electronic shelf labels.
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Randy Williams, branch manager, said: "This refurbishment is all about improving the shopping experience for our local food lovers. From a new look bakery, to an improved layout to a better showcase of our exceptional produce, every change was made with our customers in mind.
"We want to thank the community for sticking with us during the closure, and we look forward to serving everyone again."
