ASDA Newark to encourage people to recycle in the name of charity
A major retailer has partnered with The Salvation Army to help raise funds for better breast cancer treatments, education, and support.
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A major retailer has partnered with The Salvation Army to help raise funds for better breast cancer treatments, education, and support.
A supermarket’s popular £1 meal deal will return this winter as cost-of-living pressures continue.
| Updated: 14:48, 23 December 2020 Charities and groups that have done their best to support people throughout the coronavirus pandemic have been given a share of £1,800 fund from Newarkâs Asda. The store asked customers to nominate organisations that had tried to make sure nobody had been on their own in the pandemic. Six groups received £300 each Ââ Newark Community First Aid, HUG (Help Us Grieve), Newark Community Hub, Beaumond House Hospice Care, Home Start Newark, and Newark Emmaus Trust. Home Start family group Christmas party, 2019. Chris Woods of Newark with Leia...