It comes after Iceland closed its store in Margate, Kent, last weekend, with its store in Inverness, Scotland, following on July 12. Shoppers have reacted to the news on social media.

Iceland is offering a new online-only deal on Slimming World frozen ready meals – four for £14, with free delivery over £40. All Sections. Dare to be Honest. Sign In. Subscribe.

Iceland's managing director, Richard Walker, expressed his contentment with the success of the scheme: "We are so pleased with how well the over-60s discount has been received by the public and ...

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Iceland announce major change at checkouts as part of crackdown Another major British supermarket rolled out the new piece of technology earlier this year. News. Ryan Price. 13:23, 26 Jun 2025.

Coach Thorsteinn Halldórsson is encouraged by the "togetherness and the courage and everything that goes with the team" as Iceland prepare for UEFA Women's EURO 2025.

IMF Executive Board Concludes 2025 Article IV Consultation with Iceland. June 24, 2025. Growth decelerated in 2024 but is expected to rise to 1.6 percent in 2025 and 2.2 percent in 2026, while ...

Iceland unveils a major change at checkouts aimed at cracking down on theft and keeping staff safe. By Aditi Rane, Reporter. 14:05, Wed, Jun 25, 2025 | UPDATED: 14:08, Wed, Jun 25, 2025.

Iceland makes major change to checkouts The supermarket giant is trialling facial recognition technology in two of its shops ahead of a possible wider roll out. By Jon King, News Reporter.

Iceland's 'chilling' use of facial recognition technology slammed by campaigners However, this trial has been slammed by privacy campaigners with Big Brother Watch (BBW) calling the rollout ...

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Slamming the technology and its use, the group took to X, formerly Twitter, to say: "Iceland's rollout of facial recognition is chilling "Thousands of people will have their privacy rights ...