Co-op Leaflet This Week

Co-op membership first, leaflet second

With the Co-op, the offer you can use depends on whether you are a member, so it makes sense to start there. Membership costs 1 pound, which the Co-op page says is refunded on your first in-store shop once you choose your personalised offer. You join online or in the Co-op App, and the digital card appears straight away; a plastic card arrives within ten working days if you ask for one. Members get lower Member Prices on everyday items, choose a local cause that receives a share of profits, and scan the card in store or online to redeem personalised offers.

There are exclusions that catch people out. Member Prices do not apply in independent co-operative societies, some concession stores, franchise stores or non-Co-op-branded wholesale outlets, and prices online can differ. If your local shop is run by a regional society, ask before assuming the leaflet prices apply.

A sensible routine, then: join in the app, choose your personalised offer, make a first in-store shop so the pound comes back, and scan the card on later visits so the discounts can be redeemed. The page also warns that individual prices, offers included, may vary online.

What changed in January 2024

If you remember the old 2p-in-the-pound reward, forget it. MoneySavingExpert reported that the Co-op ended the 2p per pound reward and the matching 2p for charity on 24 January 2024, and moved to Member Prices on around 300 products, plus two personalised offers a week based on your shopping. Any remaining balance had to be spent or donated by 31 December 2024. A lot of older web pages still describe the points system.

The Co-op leaflet this week and what we list

The Co-op edition we hold is a five-page offers leaflet valid from Friday 9 October to Tuesday 10 November 2026, which makes it a month-long run rather than a weekly one. We have no other editions, so no routine start day can be claimed. The searches "co-op offers this week food", "co-op offers this week meals" and "co op specials this week" suggest shoppers mostly want meal deals and food offers, and a short scan like this one is only the headline set. Individual shops decide their own stocking and pricing, according to Wikipedia, so a leaflet price is a guide and not a promise.

Is the Co-op open on Sunday and at Christmas?

The suggestions here read like a checklist: "co op opening hours bank holiday monday", "co op opening hours easter sunday", "co op christmas opening times 2025" and "what time can I buy alcohol". Opening times and holiday schedules are not the same at every branch, and local rules can change them from town to town. The notice at the entrance of your branch is the most reliable guide to its current schedule. Many neighbourhood Co-op shops are small, but the size varies and so do hours. Use the store finder, particularly for holiday dates.

Delivery: Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats

"Co-op delivery" and "co-op delivery deliveroo" show where people go for a quick top-up. Press coverage in search results says Co-op delivers through partners Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats, with an Uber Eats deal announced in 2022 aimed at about 1,000 stores and delivery in as little as thirty minutes. A 2024 launch added 24-hour online deliveries in London, Leeds and Manchester, and a 2026 report refers to more than 1,200 participating local stores for extended hours. Wikipedia also records Starship robot deliveries since 2020 in Cambourne, Milton Keynes and Leeds.

Who the Co-op is

Co-op Food is the grocery brand of The Co-operative Group, based in Manchester, whose roots go back to the Rochdale Pioneers of 1844. It is a mutual, owned by its members. Wikipedia puts the Group at nearly 2,400 food stores, and over 4,000 once the independent societies such as Central England, Midcounties, Southern and Scotmid are counted. The Group bought Somerfield in March 2009 for 1.57 billion pounds. Own-brand ranges include Irresistible, Free From, Gro and Honest Value, and Co-op Wholesale supplies more than 6,000 other shops.

Where to compare

Because a Co-op is often the nearest shop, it is worth putting its leaflet next to Spar offers this week, Iceland weekly offers and Morrisons leaflet this week. Larger comparisons sit at Tesco Clubcard offers this week. Our UK supermarkets leaflet hub and the UK offers and leaflets homepage cover the rest.