Asda

24/06/2026

Today’s coping mechanism: 2 for £4 ice lollies🍦✨

23/06/2026

The 3pm DC crisp break has never been more needed 🌞

23/06/2026

We’ve been scouting the country for Asda’s best starting XI 👀⚽️  It Asda be coming home 🏆💚

23/06/2026

Angela from our Charlton store is backing England to go all the way in the football this summer .... but she'll be rooting for her nephew Antoine Semenyo when he takes to the pitch tonight for Ghana against Harry Kane and co.

Angela said: "We are all so proud of Antoine, he's a brilliant footballer. We all support him and have always encouraged him. He could have played for England, but Ghana called on him first! I think Ghana will win tonight – 1-0, hopefully with Antoine scoring. Although I hope Ghana win tonight I do think England will go on and win the tournament. But, you know, it's just a game, it's a bit of fun and we are having a lot of fun in store with the football."

Asda Charlton's community champion Karlee said: "It's always fun in store when we have a football tournament on the go. Everyone is allowed to wear their chosen country's football tops. We have such a variety of colleagues from different nationalities supporting their teams. It's great to see everyone back their home teams and wear their tops with pride, but I'll be shouting 'Come on England!'"

21/06/2026

Father’s Day breakfast > Father’s Day socks 🍳💙

Serves 4
Hands on time 5 mins
Hands off time 18 mins
Faff factor 1
Cost per serve £2.12

Ingredients
40g Asda British Salted Butter
4 The Bakery by Asda Toastie Crumpets
1 tbsp Asda Vegetable Oil
8 x rashers Exceptional by Asda Dry Cured Oak Smoked Streaky Bacon
8 Exceptional by Asda Classic Pork Chipolata Sausages
Asda Vine Ripened Cherry Tomatoes, cut into 4 portions
4 Exceptional by Asda Free Range Golden Yolk Eggs
1 tbsp Asda Extra Special Tomato & Habanero Chilli Chutney
1 tin Asda Baked Beans in a Rich Tomato Sauce

Method
1. Preheat the oven to 200°C/180°C fan/gas 6. Butter the crumpets and set aside. Drizzle ½ tbsp oil over the base of a medium-sized baking dish. Add the bacon and crumpets then top with the sausages, tomatoes and drizzle with the remaining oil. Place in the oven for 15–18 mins until sausages and bacon are golden.
2. Carefully remove the crumpet dish from the oven and crack over 4 eggs, return to the oven for 8–10 mins until the egg is cooked to your liking.
3. Stir the chutney into the beans in a bowl and cook in the microwave according to pack instructions.
4. Carefully remove the crumpet bake from the oven, serve with beans and extra tomato chutney if you like it hot!

21/06/2026

Happy Father's Day to dads everywhere – including Ranu, Dave, George, Kevin and Chris who all work alongside their sons and daughters at our Rawtenstall store.

Ranu, who works with his son Sam, said: "It’s really good working alongside Sam. Customers know that we are related and we look alike, except that I've got a grey beard! It's so nice when customers say how kind and helpful he is, as that make me feel proud." Andy, who first worked for Asda in 1979, works with his son George, who's working part time while studying. He said: "A lot of the colleagues and customers know we are related and some of the colleagues here even remember him being born!"

Chris and his son Ethan both work on produce. Chris said: “Working with Ethan for the last seven years has been one of the best parts of my Asda career. We have made some nice memories and friends together and had lots of laughs along the way." Home shopping driver Dave works with his daughter Keira. He said: "I always pop up to see her before I go home on a Sunday. This Father’s Day will be no different, we will both be working but it will be lovely to see her through the day so I don’t have to wait until we've both finished." And security colleague Kevin works with his daughter Katie, who said: "It's very comforting as I know my dad's there whenever I need him, and to lighten up my day with his jokes!"

We hope they all have a wonderful day.

20/06/2026

Gifts from 98p 😏

20/06/2026

Father’s Day? Consider it sorted 💙

19/06/2026

When Carrie from our Pudsey store spotted an elderly customer getting upset and looking confused at the checkouts she immediately stepped in to help.

The lady, who's in her 80s, couldn't find her purse, couldn’t remember who she had come with, where she lived, and had no ID or phone with her. Carrie decided to pay for her shopping while trying to work out how best to help her. After talking to her for a while and trying in vain to find out her address, Carrie was about to raise the alarm when the lady's son came rushing in – he'd been frantically searching for her in nearby shops. He was extremely grateful and reimbursed Carrie for the shopping.

Carrie said: "I just wanted to help her as I just care about everybody. She was a lovely lady, bless her, very happy and smiley." Store manager Gary said: "This is a fantastic example of putting our customers first and living our values every day. The lady's son was deeply appreciative of the care and support Carrie had shown. She's a real credit to the team."

18/06/2026

Sun is out, hallelujah 🌞

✨Uniflame Classic 60cm American Charcoal Grill
✨3 for £12 BBQ faves
✨3 for £18 on Exceptional wines

01/06/2026

Thank you Angela!

When a partially-sighted customer needed a little help getting round our Park Royal store, checkouts colleague Angela was happy to help him get his groceries.

Angela offered to take the customer round the store, picking out items he asked for, before packing the shopping for him and making sure he got on the right bus home. She said: "I love my job and everyone knows that I will help anyone. I put customers first all the time."

Store manager Sevgi said: "Angela showed patience, care, and respect, ensuring the customer felt comfortable and supported. Her actions went above and beyond demonstrating empathy, initiative, and a true commitment to helping others."

25/03/2026

I had the honour of addressing Members of Parliament to introduce myself, tell them a bit about our Tickled Pink breast cancer charity campaign and to remind them all about the importance of regularly checking their chest.

Here's my speech:

Good evening My name is Donna Turner, and I am the Community & Customer Champion at Asda Park Royal. I have worked for Asda for over 23 years. I am truly passionate about creating a stronger community for our customers and colleagues.

I help raise vital funds, raise awareness of our own National Charity, Asda Tickled Pink, and partner with Breast Cancer Now and CoppaFeel!Throughout my time at Asda, I have received various awards, and after 23 years of service I was the proud winner of the "Retail Colleague of the Year".In my role as Community & Customer Champion, I have supported numerous local and national charities.

My work with Tickled Pink involves fundraising activities, bucket collections, raffles, tombola in-store events, bag packing, and more recently, promoting the sale of Tickled Pink products and working alongside breast cancer specialists to provide vital information to both men and women.This information includes encouraging people to check their chests and highlighting the importance of attending breast screening appointments.The funds raised are used by Asda's charity partners, Breast Cancer Now and CoppaFeel!, to raise awareness and support initiatives such as funding research into early detection of breast cancer.Research is crucial in improving outcomes for those affected by the disease.Working with Tickled Pink has shown me that breast cancer can affect anyone, that early detection saves lives, and that regular self-checks are essential, along with encouraging others to do the same.Therefore, I kindly ask all of you here to pledge to check yourselves regularly, starting from today.Thank you.

– Donna, Asda community champion

16/03/2026

On Mother’s Day pour colleague Sarah handed out lovely free daffodils to our customers who were delighted.

– Donna, Asda community champion

13/03/2026

Thanks to everyone who supported International Women's Day in store.

– Donna, Asda community champion

13/03/2026

We are pleased to offer a complimentary bunch of daffodils to mothers in store this Saturday ahead of Mother's Day.

To redeem this offer, please say 'mum's the word' to our colleague.

T&Cs: The Asda Mother's Day daffodil giveaway will take place on Saturday, 14th March 2026, at Asda (Park Royal) Superstore. Participants must say 'Mum's the word'. Daffodils are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are limited to 80 bunches per store. One bunch per person. No purchase necessary. No cash alternative. Subject to availability and store discretion.

– Donna, Asda community champion

10/03/2026

Fresh Horizons CNB Provides fresh and non-perishable food through their Foodbank every Friday for those in need within our local community.

We presented a cheque for £600 from the Asda Foundation to Debbie and her team at the Foodbank located at the Methodist Church High Street Harlesden, where food packages are distributed to recipients of all family sizes. Tickets are handed out to individuals recipient from 8:30 am, and food is packed and distributed by volunteers. At 12:30 pm the chain of service is created for a smooth and orderly transfer of packages to the recipient, over 100 were handed out on Friday 6th. The line seemed endless as the needs of individuals varied. I observed and participated in the full operation behind the scenes, and credit is due to the management team. Ms Taylor, who manages the centre, leads with thorough knowledge of each individual and treats them with respect. Each recipient's needs are met with great compassion.

Fresh Horizons CNB not only supports the Foodbank but also assists the homeless by offering a safe and stable living environment for those on the journey back to independent living. They provide supported accommodation, which includes life skills training, basic care, and counselling services. This encourages individuals to achieve their goals by restoring their self-confidence and independence. Their services are offered to individuals referred by Night Shelters and other homeless shelter organisations across Greater London.

- Donna, Asda community champion

04/03/2026

We presented local charity The Screen Film Community with a £1000 Asda Foundation grant. They're empowering young people in London with creative media skills, and are unlocking opportunities in education and careers across film, TV, gaming, and technology.

Founder Kate Harron and award-winning writer and director Kolton Lee accepted the grant along with students Jayden, Isaac, and Dante.

- Donna, Asda community champion

18/02/2026

We had a lot of fun in our store ahead of Valentine's Day – transforming it into a setting for a fun dating initiative!

We introduced special red shopping baskets on February 14 for singles to choose instead of the classic green ones to signal to others they're "open to talk".

If the basket is green, don't be too keen, if their basket is Red, love may spread! I had the pleasure of serving the first individuals to meet this Valentine's at our store.

– Donna, Asda community champion

30/01/2026

Here’s Barbara from Young Lives vs Cancer is collecting donations for Paul's House charity.

We know that the impact of cancer on young lives extends beyond the medical, and that impact can be felt by the entire family. That’s why they exist.

Young Lives vs Cancer is the only charity in the UK with specialist social workers who provide tailored support to children and young people with cancer and their families.

They recognise that everyone's different, so they work hard to provide support that’s easy to access and tailored to individual needs, from helping families navigate the emotional and practical impact of cancer to removing barriers and addressing the challenges that come with a diagnosis. They prioritise well-being and take care of the non-medical aspects. They stop at nothing to make sure the voices of children, young people and families are heard and their unique needs understood, this way, the right care and support is given at the right time when needed.

- Donna, Asda community champion

29/01/2026

The Third Age Project is a grassroots, not-for-profit charity that addresses social isolation among older adults (aged 60 and over) in Camden.

hey support and empower disadvantaged local older people in overcoming barriers that exist (poverty, disability, language, and culture) that prevent them from accessing mainstream and alternative facilities.

Here is the Ukulele group performing, where they meet every Tuesday morning at 10am with member and volunteer teacher, Geoff.

Naomi is the project Manager who reached out to us for a monthly donation of cakes and biscuits to put towards their weekly session.

– Donna, Asda community champion