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Asda Meat Feast with jalapeno, chorizo and chicken in a rich marinara sauce on a semolina-topped sub.
Read review: www.allsandwiches.com/asda-meat-feast-sub/
Supermarket shelves during the Coronavirus outbreak, Bristol, 18th March 2020.
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Another canal candidate at the bottom of Ty Box Road. Unless rescued by Trolleywise personnel, it is likely to end up in the canal just behind the hedge.
Store #: 04674
Address: Clyde Shopping Centre
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London, UK – Tuesday 26 August 2014:
Youth and community development charity Active Communities Network joined forces with retailer, Asda and their charitable arm - the Asda Foundation - to launch a partnership aimed at improving the employability of young people across Tower Hamlets.
Part of a wider pan-London, three-year programme, the Tower Hamlets partnership will see Asda ‘Community Life Champions’ and colleagues from local stores mentor young people, shadow them during intensive sport and youth work programmes and offer them work placement opportunities and training including the bespoke Open College Network (OCN) ‘Skills for Employment and Enterprise’ accreditation.
The partnership targets some of the area’s most ‘at risk’ young people, delivering clear progression pathways into citizenship and volunteering with those involved supported with access to work placements, help with writing CVs and gaining interview practice.
Despite consistent heavy rain throughout the day, over 120 young people aged 12-16 years old and local volunteers attended the launch at Mile End Stadium alongside a special visit from local MP Jim Fitzpatrick.
The free event started at 10am and included boxing, football, handball, long-jump and a ‘keepy-up’ football competition.
The events was supported by Hornstars SC, Poplar Harca, Centre Spot Events, Tower Hamlets Council, Spotlight, Milestone, Mile End Community Project, Rio Ferdinand Foundation, London GD Handball Club, and Fight 4 Change.
The event finished with medal presentations at 3pm.
For more information about the partnership programme or to get involved, contact Active Communities Network on 020 7407 8177, Tweet @ActiveCN or email info@activecommunities.org.uk.
An Asda trolley at the top end of Grange Road. Back in the 1950s trolleys weren't a problem on Grange Road!
ASDA do loads of things that you can't find elsewhere. Perinaise, those cat food-looking tuna pouches, strawberry magnums, and the Simpsons Lego and banana caramel Dairy Milk before anywhere else.
An Asda trolley pushed down the bank at the B&Q end of the retail park, just over where the canal is culverted until Star Street.
Supermarket shelves during the Coronavirus outbreak, Bristol, 18th March 2020.
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An Asda trolley which has spent some time in the brook behind Beech Close. For good measure, someone has put a council recycling bin in it.
Supermarket shelves during the Coronavirus outbreak, Bristol, 18th March 2020.
Website: simonholliday.com
Instagram: @SimonHolliday
Someone took it into his head to dump this trolley in the hedge by Lidl’s car park; not the first trolley I have seen in the hedge here.
Exploring Japanese Bishie manga eyes for 'cartoon motif project', study done in A3 sketchbook with 0.5 mechanical pencil and watercolours.