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AROUND 1,600 jobs will be created by Co-op which plans to open 100 new grocery stores in the coming year.
The retailer will invest more than £160 million in the new shops, as well as giving “major makeovers” to a further 150 outlets.
More than 20 new stores will open in London, up to 18 in Scotland, 10 in Wales and others in English cities including York, Plymouth and Bristol.
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