Argos self-service catalogue ordering point inside Sainsbury's Leigh store, Greater Manchester, with online collection queue sign.

Argos self-service catalogue ordering point inside Sainsbury's Leigh store, Greater Manchester, with online collection queue sign. Stock Photo
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Contributor:

Tony Smith

Image ID:

3EMY4WF

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68.2 MB (1.6 MB Compressed download)

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Dimensions:

5931 x 4020 px | 50.2 x 34 cm | 19.8 x 13.4 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

6 June 2026

Location:

Sainsbury's Leigh store, Leigh, Greater Manchester, England, UK, WN7 5SJ

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Argos self-service ordering point inside the Sainsbury's Leigh store in Greater Manchester. The image focuses on a digital shopping kiosk with the Argos logo and payment keypad, set near a black sign reading “Queue this way for online collections to pay or return”. Around the kiosk are other service signs, shop displays, high shelving, bright strip lighting, open-plan supermarket retail space and collection-point fittings, giving a clear view of how catalogue-style shopping, online ordering and supermarket retail have been combined in one store. The scene is useful for editorial and commercial themes around Argos, Sainsbury's, click and collect, online retail, in-store digital ordering, returns, collection counters, consumer convenience, multichannel shopping, retail technology and the changing British high street. The image shows a practical customer journey in which shoppers can browse, shop and pay on a screen, then queue separately for online collections, payment or returns. It could support stories about the shift from traditional Argos catalogue stores to smaller digital concessions inside supermarkets, the growth of omnichannel retail, changing customer expectations, self-service technology, queue management, order fulfilment, bricks-and-mortar retail adaptation and the use of supermarket floor space for non-food shopping services. The visible signs also make the picture relevant for articles about accessibility of retail services, consumer returns, store design, digital payment points, in-person collection for online orders and retail footfall in local town centres. The indoor setting, plain documentary angle and recognisable UK retail branding give the photograph broad stock-photo value for business, retail, technology, consumer affairs, local economy and high street change features.