Woolworths Supermarket at Sydney's Town Hall has become more convenient with the coupling of the CBD's first BIG W. 9News
Shoppers can get all their discounted goods under the one roof.
Big W stores are more often found in suburban areas, with the latest shop offering a new lower cost option for city-dwellers. The store is 20 per cent the size of a normal Big W and will offer a "curated" range for city workers.Woolworths Big W Town Hall Store Opening. BIG W at Town Hall Station is open seven days a week, at 7am to 9pm Monday to Saturday, and 9am to 9pm on Sunday.Continue reading
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