Charging an average EV at home cost nearly £208 a year, compared to more than £1,450 for public charging, according to a new report

It includes a total investment of more than £25m

The grocer expects the move will help significantly reduce the amount of plastic used by its customers

The supermarket chain plans to extend the move across the rest of the UK if it proves successful

The supermarket also plans to cut black plastic from its fresh meat, fish and poultry range next year

It has committed to building 40 EV charging points across 20 of its locations

It is offering 5kg of ‘slightly damaged’ food and veg for the price