M&S Food’s Scots snub

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Care International’s March4Women is at Central Hall, Westminster, London, on Sunday, 2.15pm. march4women.co.uk M&S FOOD announced a £750million delivery service merger with Ocado yesterday – but it won’t extend north of the Border.

Chief executive Steve Rowe said the service, set to launch in September 2020, will “transform UK online grocery shopping”.

But Scots customers weren’t impressed, slamming the snub on social media.

An M&S spokesman said delivering to Scotland was an “aspiration” for the partnership.