Spar - Offers (12/10/2026 - 15/11/2026) - Offers Online
Oct 12 - Nov 15, 2026
24 days leftSpar's leaflet for this week is valid from 12 October 2026 until 15 November 2026. It has 5 pages. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 12 October 2026 to 15 November 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 5 |
| Current editions listed | 1 |
| Sunday opening hours | Vary by branch; large shops limited to 6 hours between 10am and 6pm in England and Wales |
| Official website | www.spar.co.uk |
The current Spar leaflet is valid from 12 October 2026 until 15 November 2026.
The current edition has 5 pages.
SPAR International's 2025 figures list 2,250 UK retail stores, with an average size of 173 square metres.
Partly: SPAR International says UK Spar comprises independently owned, licensed retailers and company-owned stores.
No. Hours vary by branch, and shops above 280 square metres are limited to six hours between 10am and 6pm on Sundays in England and Wales.
The Spar offers edition currently held on AdsSOS runs from 12 October 2026 to 15 November 2026 and has five pages, so it spans about five weeks rather than a single week. Because Spar stores are largely run by independent retailers, the promotions you see in a given shop can depend on the regional organisation that supplies it. We could not open the official Spar site, which blocked automated requests, so we found no official statement of a release day and do not claim one. Always read the validity dates printed on the scan.
The latest Spar Leaflet this week sits alongside other grocery listings in our UK supermarket leaflets category, and the wider United Kingdom leaflets hub collects every retailer we cover.
We could not find a published, verifiable description of a national Spar loyalty card or app that we were able to open this session, so we do not describe one. Since stores are independently owned, any reward scheme or local voucher may vary by shop. Ask in store or consult the store page on spar.co.uk for what your branch offers.
We found no official Spar page setting out a price-matching promise, a returns window or a coupon policy, and the official site was not accessible to us, so we cannot say whether such rules exist. Where a retailer is independently run, refund and exchange handling may be decided by the individual store, and your statutory rights as a consumer apply regardless. For a faulty item, speak to the shop where you bought it.
Opening hours differ widely between Spar branches. Listings from 2024 or earlier that we saw gave Sunday hours of 8am to 10pm at a Tidworth store, 8am to 8pm in Louth and 7am to 11pm in Conwy, while a university campus outlet opened 10am to 4.30pm on Sundays in term time. Treat these as examples of the range, not current times, and use the store locator for your branch.
Sunday trading law explains part of the variation. Councils in England and Wales explain that shops with a floor area above 280 square metres may open for only six continuous hours between 10am and 6pm on a Sunday, and large shops must close on Easter Sunday. Smaller shops face no such limit. SPAR International reports an average UK store size of 173 square metres, so many branches fall below the threshold and can open longer, although individual shops may be larger. We found no official statement about markdown or reduced-to-clear routines, so we make no claim on that.
Spar is a Dutch-founded retail brand, established in 1932. In the United Kingdom, SPAR International says the brand was licensed in 1956 to a group of independent wholesalers, and the network today combines independently owned, licensed retailers with company-owned stores. Five regional organisations operate in the country, with a central office in London handling national marketing and buying. SPAR International's 2025 figures list 2,250 UK retail stores and an average store size of 173 square metres.
Trade coverage names examples of the regional wholesalers behind the brand: Appleby Westward supplies stores in the South West, and the James Hall business, trading as G&E Murgatroyd, runs over 150 company-owned Spar stores in the North of England while also supplying independents. Shoppers comparing convenience prices often look at Aldi leaflet offers for discount grocery and at Booker Wholesale offers for the cash-and-carry side of the trade, while Argos catalogue deals cover general merchandise that a corner shop does not stock.