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Barry store’s staff evening benefits Tickled Pink charity

STAFF at Asda Barry recently hosted a spectacular BAFTA-style awards evening.

The event celebrated the hard work and dedication of colleagues and also raised an impressive £1185.85 for the ‘Tickled Pink’ charity.

Glamorgan Star news - Left to right Natalie Jones (Optical Manager), Chloe Davies (Services Section Leader), Sophy Jones (Cleaning Section Leader) and Charlene Duddridge (Community and Customer Champion).
A touch of glitz and glamour at the awards evening with (left to right) Natalie Jones (Optical Manager), Chloe Davies (Services Section Leader), Sophy Jones (Cleaning Section Leader) and Charlene Duddridge (Community and Customer Champion).

As colleagues arrived at the Masonic Rooms, they were greeted by a red carpet, flashing cameras, and enthusiastic applause. The atmosphere buzzed with excitement as everyone embraced the theme of the night, ‘Asda Barry’s Star-Studded Awards’.

The awards spanned various categories, from serious acknowledgments to light-hearted. Local businesses, Mint Rooms and Caprinos Pizza generously contributed to the raffle prizes. Lucky winners were rewarded with vouchers.

Glamorgan Star news - Sophy Jones receives the Unsung Hero award from Dave McCan.
| Sophy Jones receives the Unsung Hero award from Dave McCan.

Graham, the customer service manager, said: “It’s heartwarming to see our colleagues let their hair down, all while raising funds for a cause close to our hearts.”

Charlene, the stores community champion, said: “It’s so lovely to recognise the team’s hard work and was a little different to our usual food drives, and community clean-ups. Thanks to our wonderful colleagues, the night was a huge success”.

Asda’s Tickled Pink charity works with Breast cancer Now and Coppafeel to raise awareness of breast cancer.

By Glamorgan Star reporter –

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