Collections & Our Stores Sign up for our emailsThe store manager at Asda Clapham Junction is Neil Baker. If you need to contact the store for any reason, please use the phone number on the left. Customers take to social media to say how much they love our pizzas When we spotted this cheeky tweet from a customer who’d seen a Domino’s employee stocking up on potato wedges at our Greenhithe store we shared it with our fans on Facebook. Thank you @dominos – next time I spend £3.99 on tiny portion of potato wedges I'll remember there from Asda!!! — SineadSarah (@SineadSarahxo) February 5, 2017 Our post prompted a fantastic responses from people telling us how much they love our Create Your Own pizzas. Here are a few of the hundreds of comments we received. Win a £50 gift card to treat your best friend on Galentine's Day Our St Leonards-on-Sea colleagues Wendy Border and Paula Jones, who’ve been close friends since the store opened six years ago, are getting ready to celebrate Galentine’s Day.

Leave a comment on our Facebook post to tell us what makes your best friend extra special and then fill in your details below for a chance to win a £50 gift card to give them a little treat on 13th February – a day for celebrating friendship. To mark the day, four colleagues from our St Leonards-on-Sea store met up to celebrate their amazing friendship. Share a pizza your heart with our new Pucker-up Pepperoni Pizza Here’s something a bit different for Valentine’s Day … our Pucker-up Pepperoni Pizza. Our talented pizza counter chefs came up with the great design, featuring heart-shaped slices of pepperoni on a cheese and tomato base. In the run-up to Valentine’s Day, share a pizza your heart with your Valentine and pick up a 14" stonebaked pizza at our in-store pizza counters for just £3.50, or get a hot and ready to take away 16" pizza for £6 at one of our Express Diners. Asda colleagues across the country get behind World Cancer Day Our colleagues across the country – like Gary Anderson from our Chesser store in Edinburgh – are supporting World Cancer Day.

It’s a cause that’s close to his heart as he lost his mum Linda to cancer a year ago. Linda was the Community Champion at the store and Gary took on her role after she died. We’re stocking three different pink Unity Bands in all our superstores for a suggested donation of £2 and the money raised will go to our Tickled Pink charities Breast Cancer Care and Breast Cancer Now. World Cancer Day is on 4th February. Proud moment for Asda fan James as lorry is named after him Student James Corker has been a big fan of Asda lorries since he was a little boy – so he was delighted when our Warrington depot colleagues named one after him. James, 20, has been a regular visitor to the depot for years – and he’s now on a work placement at our Runcorn store as part of a scheme to prepare young people with learning difficulties or disabilities for the world of work. He’s on the second year of an Entry Level 3 City & Guilds qualification in Catering and Hospitality at Petty Pool College, and during his placement he’s been working in all parts of the store.

The store manager at Asda Plymouth is Steve Smith. A woman was turned away from the checkout at her local Asda store when she tried to pay for her £100 weekly shop in £2 coins.Joanne Bath, of Gosport, Hants, was left fuming after staff refused to accept the 50 coins and told her to come back with notes instead.yellow submarine shower curtain ukThe 45-year-old ice cream lady, stormed off to see the manager, who said there shouldn't have been a problem and gave her a £15 voucher as a way of saying sorry.walmart poodle curtains Frozen out: Ice cream lady Joanne Bath, was turned away at the checkoutkylie oyster curtains of her local Asda store when she tried to pay for her £100 shop with fiftycurtains and blinds whangarei

But when she went back to her trolley 10 minutes later to pay for her shopping, she discovered staff had put most of it back on the shelves. Joanne, who runs a Mr Whippy van, said 'I was furious because I had already spent an hour and a half doing my shopping.'Every week I usually use £2 coins to pay for shopping in that store so it completely baffled me that they refused the money this time around.'I don't understand why someone wasn't able to count the money whilst I was being served at the till. nickel grommet blackout curtainsMost of the money I make comes in the form of coins.hestia curtains After complaining to the manager Joanne was given a £15 voucher as an apologythermal lined curtains dublin

'I try to bank some of it but I like to use my debit card for bills. I'm livid about the whole situation.'Joanne was told to change her money at the Coinstar change machine in the store - it gives you a receipt which is then swapped for notes at customer services.Joanne said 'It's a ridiculous system. If I had loads of pennies then I would have understood but I didn't. A lot of people use £1 and £2 coins for their shopping.'I was so angry that they had put most of my shopping back on the shelves. I just walked out. I definitely won't be going back again. 'It means I've had to find another day to do my shopping. The staff said some of the items needed to be put back in the freezer compartments. But I had only been gone 10 minutes. It's not good enough.'An Asda spokeswoman said 'We apologise to Joanne for the mix-up. 'We should have taken payment using the coins and we are sorry that we messed up this time.'We have given Joanne a £15 voucher and hope to see her back in store, coins or no coins, soon.'