York supermarket to get a retro rebrand – here’s what it will look like

Photograph: Co-op
5 Nov 2020 @ 8.04 am
| Changing city

One of the York Co-op stores is soon to get a rebrand.

The shop on Hull Road will have a retro makeover, as part of its decision to bring back its famous 1960s logo.

A planning application has gone in to City of York Council to install a new fascia and signs.

How the store looks now. Image: planning documents
The proposed new look. Image: planning documents
Old and new totems

The proposals can be seen on the City of York Council planning portal here.

In September, the Co-op revealed plans to open a supermarket in the renovated Stonebow House in York city centre.

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