The store would create 35 jobs as well as construction and supply jobs.
Formal consultations on proposals for a new £4.6 million store in the Broomhouse area of the city's East End have begun.
The development will create up to 35 local jobs within the store, as well as jobs in construction and the Aldi supply chain.Once completed, the store will boast 95 parking bays, which include 76 standard spaces, eight parent and child, seven accessible and four electric vehicle spaces. The drop-in event will be held on Wednesday, August 17 between 3pm and 8pm at the Mailcoach Restaurant in Broomhouse.
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