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An Asda trolley which someone appears to have attempted to push over the fence on to the busy Cwmbran Drive. Not a good thing to have drop on or in front of you at 60mph!
Looks like somebody has started a trolley breaker’s business under Cwmbran Drive; one of two criminally damaged Asda trolleys, within line of sight of the store.
Looks just like Tux, the Linux penguin mascot.
Sent direct to Flickr from my phone (including text - woo!), but not from Asda where I took the pic.
The detail is a little difficult to see - but yes, on close inspection, this cheese apparently used to be priced at £5,000 a kilo...
Andy had the route to Xscape mapped out on his phone, but when we passed a signpost that disagreed, we decided to follow that. It lead us off the road to the "leisure park", through a park type affair and over the an Asda car park. That was it. Signs ended and we were further away from the Xcape than when we started. Asda clearly paid for the signs to detour people into their shop :/
A late night.
Choir after work, which was fab, I love Carmina Burana - www.youtube.com/watch?v=na3dkrvD_r4
Asda after choir, got home about midnight I think....
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.