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Asda absolutely disgusting should be Asda absolutely disgusting should be ashamed Waited a week for delivery that’s fine slot between 7 and 9 to get a message at half 8 saying delivery on way great half 9 comes and goes half 10 comes and goes waited up till half 11 for delivery nothing, keep in mind no food in house this is the family shop have a 6 year old son all day try to get hold to. However, food delivery slots for key festive dates of December 20 - 24 have now been booked up in stores including Tesco, M&S, Asda and Sainsbury's. The coronavirus pandemic has caused a surge in. With England in another coronavirus lockdown, the demand for online supermarket delivery slots has once again increased. Amid this, supermarket giants Asda and Sainsbury's are set to make some big. Coronavirus: Major supermarkets enforce new rules to stop panic buys. Tesco has suspended all-night opening for stores, while the boss of Morrisons has urged shoppers: 'Just buy what you need.'

The government has now released its list of clinically vulnerable people who qualify for support during the coronavirus crisis. Supermarket bosses will have received this list and will be in the process of contacting their vulnerable customers to offer them priority booking for online shopping services. If you're a vulnerable person or live with someone who is, you may be looking for advice on what to do next regards grocery shopping. We've rounded up information from five major supermarkets to help…

Sainsbury's

The latest information on Sainsbury's blog says: 'We are giving our customers who are vulnerable priority access to our online home delivery service. So far we’ve been able to identify and prioritise hundreds of thousands of vulnerable people across the UK.

'The government have identified and shared with us the customers who they consider the most vulnerable, and we’re in the process of contacting these customers to offer them priority access to home delivery slots. We are waiting for the databases for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and will contact vulnerable customers in those areas as soon as we are able.'

Sainsbury's has a number to call if you haven't received a vulnerable person letter

How do I book a Sainsbury's home delivery slot for a vulnerable person?

You need to follow instructions from the text message or letter you received to register as vulnerable on the government's website. If you didn't get contacted, you can register at gov.uk, and then contact your GP to request a letter. If you haven't been contacted by Sainsbury's already, then you should be soon.

There is a Sainsbury's phone number to call for the Careline should you need it. Understandably, Sainsbury's is currently experiencing high levels of demand for the service, but the number to call is 0800 328 1700 and is available Monday to Sunday 8am-11pm.

Tesco

Tesco's CEO Dave Lewis said: 'On Thursday, we were given an initial list of 110,000 clinically and socially isolated people by the Government. From these, we were able to match 75,000 existing customers and we’ve already contacted them to let them know we’re making home delivery slots immediately available to them. As we receive more data from Government, we’ll make even more slots available.'

Tesco has contacted its vulnerable customers

How do I book a Tesco delivery slot for a vulnerable person?

To book a slot, you need to go to tesco.com/groceries and log in. Vulnerable customers can book a priority slot with an eight-hour window for delivery.

If you don't currently have an account with Tesco but have received a letter from the NHS because you're classified as clinically vulnerable, you can create an account on their website or call Tesco on 0800 917 7359. The store can then check if you are on the government's list.

Ocado

A representative for Ocado told HELLO!: 'We have received the government’s vulnerable shield list and have cross-referenced it with our customer database to help support those in need. We have already identified our customers on the vulnerable list and reached out to offer them delivery slots with ocado.com. We will continue to do our part as the government updates its shield list.'

You can reach Ocado on the 'Contact Us' section of their website

How do I book an Ocado delivery slot for a vulnerable person?

Follow the instructions you have received from Ocado's correspondence with you. If you haven't heard from the online supermarket, visit gov.uk to register onto the government’s list. Ocado also suggests getting in touch with them using their 'Contact Us' online form.

Asda

The Asda website says: 'We have been working closely with the DEFRA (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) and some of our fellow supermarkets for the last couple of weeks to understand how to ensure essentials reach those with no support network.

'The data we’ve received from the UK Government has allowed us to email our customers to offer first access to delivery slots, ensuring they get what they need while they stay safe at home. We’re also working on similar programmes for customers in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.'

Asda priorities their most vulnerable customers

How do I book an Asda delivery slot for a vulnerable person?

A representative for Asda told HELLO!: 'People who’ve been identified on the government’s vulnerable person list will have received either an email or a letter and all the information they need is in there.'

In terms of booking a slot, Asda's website says: 'During this busy time we'll only show slots for the next 7 days to allow us to prioritise our most vulnerable customers.'

Morrisons

How do I book a Morrisons delivery slot for a vulnerable person?

Like other supermarkets, Morrison's vulnerable customers will have received communication from them about priority online booking. The store is adding a fast track queue system so its vulnerable customers can be prioritised.

Morrisons is launching a telephone ordering service

The chain has introduced other measures to help vulnerable customers too. On March 23, the store launched a new range of food boxes containing grocery and household essentials for home delivery. There are five variations of food box, with prices ranging from £30 to £45.

Morrisons is also launching a customer call centre for orders to be taken over the phone so that people who do not shop online can still order food. In the meantime, their online shopping customer number is 0345 322 0000.

Shoppers are being warned that supermarket slots are running low at some stores this Christmas.

Tesco, Asda and M&S have already warned about limited slots for Christmas supermarket deliveries, the Manchester Evening News reports.

Tesco is experiencing high demand, while Asda has warned shoppers: 'Once slots are gone, they’re gone.'

Sainsbury's' is urging people not to leave it too late - and M&S says its slots are already running out.

It is clear, then, that shoppers would be foolish to leave it too late as the Christmas dash for groceries and gifts intensifies.

Naomi Schraer of MoneySavingExpert said: 'With ongoing coronavirus restrictions, it's likely supermarket delivery slots will be in even greater demand this year with some households keen to avoid the shops, so it's best to get in while you can.'

The Be Clever With Your Cash website also warns that even if you do get a slot, some must-need items might run out because of the Christmas rush.

So for those who want to plan things now, the MEN has taken a look at the available information.

Tesco

Tesco's website says: 'We're experiencing high demand for slots around Christmas'.

At the moment, shoppers can book a click and collect slot or a flexi saver delivery slot.

The supermarket advises people to book a slot and add a few items to checkout before giving yourself more time to make your final list.

Once you are ready to finish your order, go back and check out again by 11:45pm on the day before your delivery.

Don't worry if you have forgotten something, because you can also amend your order as many times as you like, but make sure to check out each time you do.

But be warned - if there are any Festive Food to Order items in your Christmas basket, you will need to check them out by 11.45pm on December 14.

To find out more and to book a click and collect or flexi saver delivery slot, go here.

Morrisons

Shoppers can get a Morrisons same-day delivery throughout December if they order through Amazon.

The two giants have joined forces ahead of Christmas and you can book a delivery up to 3pm on December 24 - although this does depend on availability.

After that, they will then resume taking orders from 12pm on Christmas Day for grocery essentials from December 26.

So you can see that leaving things until the last minute on Christmas Eve is not an option.

The delivery is free for Prime members.

If you are not already a Prime member you can sign up for a free 30-day trial.

This will also allow you to take advantage of the Morrisons delivery as well as other Prime benefits including TV and film streaming and next-day delivery on thousands of products.

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To find out more, go to the Morrisons page on Amazon here.

Sainsbury's

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Sainsbury's has opened its delivery and collection slots for December 20-23 - but shoppers are being told not to hang about.

The retailer is urging customers to plan ahead by securing a slot that works for them, three weeks in advance.

Once you have secured a slot, you'll need to check out, but you won't be charged for your basket until the day of delivery or collection.

You can also amend your basket as many times as you like until 11pm the day before.

To find out more and book a slot, go to the Sainsbury's website here.

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Asda

It's game on here - Asda has opened its delivery and collection slots for Christmas.

The store says: 'Slots sell out fast at this busy time so make sure you book as soon as you can. Once slots are gone, they’re gone!'.

But be aware - even if you have a recurring slot, you won't be able to use it between December 19 and January 3.

Therefore you'll need to book a new slot over that period before your regular slot will restart automatically after January 3.

To book a slot, go to the Asda website here.

Iceland

Iceland is offering free Christmas delivery for any orders over £35 - but you have to wait a few days yet.

You can order from Monday, December 14 up to Friday, December 18 here.

Delivery slots are available between 6am and 11pm up to December 23.

However, by joining Topcashback you can get £15 off your Iceland Christmas shop.

In addition, if you spend £35 for the free delivery it will cost you just £20 if you are a new member of Topcashback. You can join here.

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M&S

Things are already getting tight here.

M&S is warning that due to extremely high demand, there already limited products and collection slots available. There are still slots but you will have to move quickly.

Slots are available between December 22 and 24 for Christmas and December 30 and 31 for New Year orders. You can also pre-order and pay the balance when you collect in store.

You can check for slots and availability here now.