Asda worker nominated for Scottish Women's Award after years of dedication to community

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A local supermarket worker has been commended for her outstanding work for her community.Asda Toryglen community colleague Elizabeth Arbuckle was nominated in the upcoming Scottish Women’s Awards 2022 under the ‘Community Work of the Year’ category, for her dedication and services to the Toryglen area.The Scottish Women’s Awards celebrate and recognise the very best of Scottish female talent, providing influential and hardworking women with a platform to be appreciated.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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And she has since volunteered as part of Asda’s ‘Get Involved’ programme which sparked her passion for working in the community.As an avid supporter of a wide range of local groups, schools, charities and good causes, Elizabeth’s role involves helping these groups continue to thrive.Elizabeth would help groups apply for grants for the Asda