Virus contained in supermarket voucher Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's or ASDA

Virus contained in supermarket voucher

A malware infected email claims that several major supermarkets have collaborated to offer customers an all-in-one shopping voucher worth £30 






the email says the voucher can be used in any Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's or ASDA to receive £30 worth of spending for just £15.


The message is not a legitimate offer and there is no such voucher associated with the supermarket chains.
Recipients are instructed to click a link in the email to read more information and download the voucher for printing. A second link in the message supposedly allows recipients to opt out of receiving further such marketing emails.
If you click on the links you will find that a .zip file is downloaded onto your computer. The zip file contains a .exe file that, if opened, will install a Trojan onto your machine.
The virus dupes users into believing it is harmless by calling itself “voucher.pdf.exe”.

Subject: Shopping Expert TM Monthly Newsletter

Dear Valued Customer, Britain's supermarket chains have finally launched ALL-IN-ONE Voucher.
We are very proud to present the best deal yet for your favourite Store.

Get £30 worth of spending for just £15 with this voucher. Costs you nothing, all you have to do is print it out and present on the till before paying. It is up to you where to use it. Just choose one of the following: Tesco Metro, Tesco Express, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Sainsbury's Local or ASDA.

Restrictions: Can't be redeemed with any other offer, discount or promotion. Non-refundable; can't be changed on cash.

Ask in store for more details. Use by:12 noon, Mon 24 Sept 2012

If you are interested follow the link below to find out more and download the voucher.

[Link Removed]

Please note: If you do NOT wish to receive further emails from us, please click the link below, and you will be automatically removed from our mailing list.

[Link Removed]  Best regards, Linda [Name Removed]

PCSO Jay Cooper will be holding a beat surgery at Tesco, South Street, Oakham.

PCSO Jay Cooper will be holding a beat surgery at Tesco, South Street, Oakham.

If you have any policing concerns come along and discuss them with one of the officers responsible for patrolling your local area.

When is it?
September 11th, 2012
19:00 to 20:00

Where is it?
Tesco
South Street, Oakham, LE15 6BQ

For more information contact

PCSO 6869 Jay Cooper on 101, follow the instructions to leave a message and when prompted key in the voicemail number 6869.

Tesco Oakham August Bank Holiday Opening 2012 Opening

Tesco Oakham August Bank Holiday Opening 2012 Opening

Saturday 25th August 2012 8am - 10pm

Sunday 26th August 2012 9am - 8pm

Bank Holiday Monday
27th August 2012 9am - 6pm

Tesco Oakham extra Sunday opening for the Olympics

Tesco Oakham extra Sunday opening for the Olympics

Summer Opening Hours

22nd July - 9th September

9.00am - 8pm

Tesco Store Opening Jubilee Bank Holiday Weekend Oakham

Tesco Store Opening 

Jubilee Bank Holiday Weekend Oakham

Friday 1st June 2012 8.00am - 10.00pm

Saturday 2nd June 2012 8.00am - 10.00pm

Sunday 3rd June 2012 10.00am  - 4.00pm

Bank Holiday Monday 4th June 2012 9.00am - 6.00pm

Bank Holiday Tuesday 5th June 2012 8.00am - 10.00pm

Tesco Oakham Easter 2012 Oakham Rutland Opening Times

Easter Opening Times

Tesco Oakham Rutland 

Day	Open	Closed
Thursday 5th	0800	2200
Good Friday	0800	2200
Saturday 7th	0800	2200
Easter Sunday	Closed
Bank Holiday Monday	0900	1800
Tuesday 10th	0800	2200

Tesco Finest Handcooked Crisps Roast Norfolk & Stuffing with Onion Gray and I thought I had avoided Turkey!

Tesco Finest Handcooked Crisps Roast Norfolk & Stuffing with Onion Gray 

and I thought I had avoided Turkey!

The Mince Pie Flavour was disgusting!

Tesco Oakham Christmas Opening Times

Tesco Oakham

Friday 23rd December: 6.00am - midnight

Christmas Eve: 6.00am - 7.00pm

Christmas Day: Closed

Boxing Day: Closed

Tuesday 27th December: 9.00am - 6.00pm

Wednesday 28th December 8.00am - 10.00pm

Thursday 29th December 8.00am - 10.00pm

Friday 30th December 8.00am - 10.00pm

Tesco Oakham Trials Big tobacco counter cover-up Cigarette displays to be banned in shops from next April

Tesco Oakham Trials Big tobacco counter cover-up Cigarette displays to be banned in shops from next April

Tesco Mr Bump Sweets 20p or 3 for £1 photograph Roger Hargreaves Soft Gummy Sweets

Tesco Mr Bump Sweets 20p or 3 for £1

Coca-Cola to launch campaign for Christmas, Christmas Truck Tour Coming to Leicester Tesco Extra and Morrison Stamford

Coca-Cola has launched an integrated campaign for Christmas, with the ‘holidays are coming’ advert to launched today

• As part of the campaign, the Coca-Cola truck is set to make 100 stops at towns, cities and supermarkets across Great Britain and Ireland, with consumers able to get their picture taken with the truck.
  
  
  Stamford Morrison's
  Time:9:00 am Date: 14/11/11
  
  
  
  Leicester Hamilton Tesco Extra 
  Time:5:00 pm Date: 14/11/11

• Consumers can find the nearest stop on the truck tour webpage.
  
  The campaign will also be supported with 46 and 96 outdoor sheets showcasing Santa and the Coca-Cola truck, as well as Christmas packaging on products.
  
  The newly refurbished Coca-Cola Piccadilly Sign will also be part of the campaign, featuring Christmas wishes, with consumers invited to Tweet their message to loved ones for a chance to see it up in lights.
  
  Zoe Howarth, market activation director for Coca-Cola Great Britain, said: "Coca-Cola has a rich history in Christmas advertising, creating campaigns that resonate with consumers across the world during the holiday period. We’re thrilled to be celebrating 80 years of Sundblom’s much-loved personification of Santa – bringing his creations to a modern day audience and spreading happiness and festive cheer this Christmas.”
  
  
   
  

London Pride 2012 to Be Sponsored by Tesco, Daily Mail, Photographs of Pride

I wondered why this post was receiving the most hits this week
then I saw a Tweet from a Homophobic local  resident referring
to the Daily Mail article referring to the Tesco Sponsorship of
London Pride.
So I thought I would update the content posted in 2010
to include links to photograph sets I took at Pride 2010

Outrage as Tesco backs gay festival... but drops support for cancer charity event

By Sean Poulter

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2060559/Tesco-backs-gay-festival-drops-support-Cancer-Research-charity-event.html#ixzz1dVpPtGaz

Click on links below for my photo sets

London Pride Trafalgar Square  http://martinbrookes.blogspot.com/2010/07/london-pride-trafalgar-square.html

 

 

London Pride Photographs Part 1 http://martinbrookes.blogspot.com/2010/07/london-pride-photographs-part-1.html

 

 

London Pride Part 2 http://martinbrookes.blogspot.com/2010/07/london-pride-part-2.html

 

 

London Pride part 3 http://martinbrookes.blogspot.com/2010/07/london-pride-part-3.html

 

 

London Pride Part 4 http://martinbrookes.blogspot.com/2010/07/london-pride-part-4.html

 

 

London Pride Covent Garden http://martinbrookes.blogspot.com/2010/07/london-pride-covent-garden.html

 

 

London Pride Soho http://martinbrookes.blogspot.com/2010/07/london-pride-soho.html

 

http://www.pridelondon.org/

Tesco Christmas and New Year Opening Hours Oakham Rutland 2011 - 2012

Tesco Christmas and New Year 

Opening Hours Oakham Rutland 

2011 - 2012

If you forget to take along your old batteries for recycling don't

worry if you live in Rutland you can no put them into the grey bin

Tesco Oakham

Friday 23rd December: 6.00am - midnight

Christmas Eve: 6.00am - 7.00pm

Christmas Day: Closed

Boxing Day: Closed

Tuesday 27th December: 9.00am - 6.00pm

Wednesday 28th December 8.00am - 10.00pm

Thursday 29th December 8.00am - 10.00pm

Friday 30th December 8.00am - 10.00pm

New Year's Eve: 8.00am - 7.00pm


New Year's Day Closed

Monday 2nd January 2012: 9.00am - 6.00pm

Tuesday 3rd January 2012: 8.00am - 10.00pm 

Hours correct at time of publishing
please check tesco.com/storelocator
for further information

Please note Tesco Sores Ltd do not pay to place this information and is provided purely as a service.
Last Christmas there was 5,882 Pageviews there were considerable less visits for the Co-op

Cllr Charles Haworth, Deputy Mayor, Oakham Town Council, Tesco Incident

Today during a shopping trip to Tesco Oakham I met Councillor Charles Haworth our Deputy Mayor in-store.
He had been chatting to former Councillors Paul Beech and Peter Jones.

I greeted my colleague and he responded by shouting P#ss Off at me. I suggested to Mr Haworth this was not how our deputy Mayor should behave. His response to me was to shout F#ck Off.

He went on to say I was stalking him, its clear he has lost his mind and please Mr Haworth don't flatter yourself!

It did not surprise me to hear whilst at Oakham Police station Ex Councillor Paul Beech had lied to a PCSO and falsely accused me of stalking and following Mr Haworth around the store. Fortunately for me the police have acted quickly and are able to provide Tesco's CCTV to prove he is a liar.

If you were one of the horrified customers in the store at the time please contact Oakham Police Station.
(0116) 222 2222.
The police have released a press release with a hope of finding a witness.

Ex Councillor Peter Jones who was standing inches away has recently suffered a hearing impairment, he told me he heard nothing.

I find it extraordinary how this mob feel they are now untouchable and are willing to behave in public in such a disgraceful manner.

I was distressed and very felt very embarrassed and intimidated by Councillor Haworth, also embarrassed for the customers who had to here his vile abuse on a Sunday afternoon, no one should have to put up with this behaviour and especially not from someone who holds such a senior position in our community.

Cllr Haworth's poor use of language is I guess now something I will have to expect.

But for Mr Beech who is studying criminology at Leicester, you would think he would know its a criminal offence to lie in giving evidence to the police.

 Click Here For Update Post


Leicestershire Constabulary Press Release:

Police appeal following Oakham altercation

Police are appealing for information following the report of an altercation inside a shop in Oakham at the weekend.
The incident happened at approximately 2.50pm on Sunday afternoon (October 16), when two men became involved in an argument in the shop, Tesco, in South Street.
No-one was injured during the incident.
PC Joe Lloyd, the investigating officer, is appealing for anyone with information about the incident to come forward.
PC Lloyd said: “The incident happened on a Sunday afternoon, a time when the shop can get quite busy. If you were in the shop and can remember the incident then please call us and help us with our enquiries.
“One of the men involved was quite distressed by the altercation and so I would encourage anyone with information to come forward.”
Anyone with any information is asked to contact PC 1312 Joe Lloyd on Leicester (0116) 222 2222, follow the instructions to leave a message for a police officer and when prompted key in the officer's identification number 1312. Alternatively contact Crimestoppers, which is free* and anonymous on 0800 555 111.

* Please note, some mobile ‘phone service providers may charge for this call.
Issued on 18/10/11 at 15:50
Crime reference number: LR/01000/11-3

Tesco Pepsi and Crisps all £1 each or Super Offer of any 2 for £2 Photograph

Tesco Pepsi and Crisps all £1 each or Super Offer of any 2 for £2 Photograph

I pay attention to pricing when shopping and to be honest my local Tesco does not often get it wrong.

Something tells me Tesco is enjoying the free publicity created in the Press and BBC Watchdog.

Here is a current example of how Tesco is helping its customers with their maths. All products displayed on this end display are clearly marked at £1 each and Tesco have added the promotion cards pointing out if you buy 2 it will only cost you £2 not much of a saving.

There are currently some real savings in Tesco but they don't seem to have such a high profile promotion in-store. For example I purchased a large freshly baked loaf from the in-bakery yesterday for only 50p. I won't mention the other great offers, Tesco can afford to pay for their own advertising!

Santas Marching onto Tesco Shelves, Quality Street all lined up, Its Christmas!

Lindt Chocolate Santa's One Tray already empty 

I was going to say BOGOF Santa, I can't 

because these are Buy Two £1 Get One FREE 

Santas Marching onto Tesco Shelves, Quality Street all lined up, Its Christmas!

 

 

Rutland Times "Self Censorship", Supporting it's Love for Conservative Rutland County Council

Rutland Times "Self Censorship", Supporting it's Love for Conservative Rutland County Council .

Regular readers of the rather thin biased Tory Rutland Times may have noticed a lack of cartoon in a recent issue.

The cartoonist word on this "Self Censorship"

With supermarket the saga ongoing, the paper gave over large column inches to Conservative Leader Roger Begy, so he could blast his other foot off and all the letters to follow, you would have thought we would have been treated to a super cartoon on the subject, NO it was considered too HOT a subject by the Rutland Times.

So I can only assume Conservative pressure has rained down once again from Rutland County Council!

If I was producing a cartoon on the subject it would picture Roger Begy, with a Tesco yellow label on his belly being fed into the waste compactor at the rear of Tesco. As unwanted past his sell by date along with the rest of his Tory mob. Nothing personal just the old guard thinks its hard, when in fact it is just a bit stale.....

A cartoonist in Rutland with restricted freedom of expression whatever next?

Rutland County Council, Leader, Roger Begy, People are fighting for a Sainsbury

Conservative Leader Roger Begy in this weeks Rutland Times:

“People are fighting for a Sainsbury’s over a Waitrose because they want competition for Tesco so that they can afford to live.”

In Rutland the council tax that people living in the county pay averages £555 per person, whereas in Leicester city it equates to £307.

Council leader Roger Begy calls for improvements to rural funding: 

Rutland Times Click Here

If there is snow or its Christmas we often see stocks run low in Tesco people arguing at the checkouts, those are good reasons for another store.

We would not want to see this in Tesco?

Tesco Oakham Rutland August Bank Holiday 2011

Tesco, Oakham, August Bank Holiday 2011

Roger Begy Conservative Leader of Rutland County Council says NO to Supermarket Giants, What next for post 16 Education

Now the Leader of Rutland County County Council Roger Begy Conservative, has thrown his rattle out of the pram and become the hero of the Anti Supermarket lobby, I wonder what plans he has to feed all those people who will be moving into the new homes that will be springing up around Oakham.

The Anti Supermarket lobby should not trust this man, Judas would best describe him. If Waitrose had not pulled out of the Tresham College deal he and his Conservative colleges would have been paid a substantial sum by Tresham College for the Councils Post 16 Education project. If it is the case Supermarkets are now barred from Oakham will we be seeing more homes? I visualise the long wait in Tesco on a Saturday morning or they all drive out to lidl to do their shopping alongside Roger Begy.

I am concerned now at what is going to happen to the post 16 eduction here in Rutland we have been told many times it hinges on the gift to be received from Tresham. (gift as describe by the Rutland Times)