M&S vs Waitrose: Compare Channel 5 Shop Prices
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A popular Twitter page An uncontextual Briton posted a photo yesterday of a map showing the distribution of Waitrose stores across the UK. Posted. This supermarket he chain is known for its high quality products, hence the high prices of its products.
The map shows a large number of these stores in the South of England. There are so many and so close together that it is difficult to pinpoint a specific number from this source alone. North.
Without context his British commented:
This quickly sparked widespread debate about the significance of the divisions the map is said to point to.
, claimed there are far fewer Waitrose stores in the north.
Founded in 1847, Booths is a luxury supermarket with 27 branches in the North West of England.
It claims to bring "the best food and drink" in the region it calls "Booth Country."
Graham King joked about this map.
Lancashire and Beyond added: "One of the reasons there are no Waitrose stores in the North is the Booth supermarket chain."
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She said: "I prefer Booth and her M&S."
} @liverthor also wrote:
'North wins'
Another map shows the north-south division of England.
@phil_dfc wrote:
Some also highlighted that some Waitrose stores in the north were not identified on a map shared by No Context Brits.
