Posted: Mon 6th Dec 2021

Asda giving 10% discount to “Blue Light” workers this Christmas “to recognise the amazing work they do each day”

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Monday, Dec 6th, 2021

Asda has today announced it will offer emergency workers with a Blue Light Card 10% off their shopping in stores throughout the Christmas period.

The discount is available in all Asda’s 633 stores across the UK until January 2nd 2022 and includes food and drink, George at Asda clothing and homeware, toys, gifts and optical.

Blue Light card holders can receive the discount by presenting their card at the checkout.

The Blue Light Card is a nationally recognised scheme which provides workers in the NHS, emergency services, social care sector and the armed forces with a range of discounts.

Asda has launched its Christmas discount for card holders to recognise the amazing work they do each day to keep everyone safe. 

Derek Lawlor, Chief Merchandising Officer at Asda, said: “Blue Light Card holders work in difficult and dangerous situations every day of the year to provide support to people across the UK who need it the most.”

“We wanted to recognise this and thank them for everything they do by offering a discount in our stores this Christmas.”

Tom Dalby, CEO at Blue Light Card, said: “Asda has always done so much to show its appreciation to NHS staff and other frontline workers, and this partnership will help millions of blue light workers in the country”

“After last year’s restrictions, this Christmas will feel particularly special for those who were unable to see their loved ones during the festive period in 2020.”

“It’s often the norm for so many of our members to work long hours in the run up to the big day, but at Asda they can save so much time on their Christmas shop by buying everything under one roof.”

“I hope they take advantage of this exclusive 10% discount to save on their tree, their turkey, their board games and even their Christmas jumper.”

“We really want to say thank you to our members for doing everything they can to help protect the most vulnerable this year, and every year.”

The Asda discount is valid in stores only and the terms and conditions are available on the following link Blue Light Discount Terms & Conditions (asda.com)

Morrisons is also offering those who hold a Blue Light Card ​a 10% discount on their shopping in stores nationwide until January 2.

Full T&C’s can be found here: morrisons.com/blue-light-card-terms-and-conditions

There is a £4.99 charge to sign up for two years to the Blue Light Card and those who are eligible include the emergency services, NHS, social care sector and armed forces.

Blue Light Card holders include the following workers who qualify:

  • 4×4 Response
  • Ambulance Service
  • Blood Bikes
  • Border Force
  • British Army
  • Cave Rescue
  • Community First Responders
  • Fire Service
  • Highways England Traffic Officer
  • HM Armed Forces Veterans
  • HM Coastguard
  • HM Prison Service
  • Immigration Enforcement
  • Lowland Search and Rescue
  • MoD Fire Service
  • MoD Police
  • Mountain Rescue
  • NHS
  • Police
  • Red Cross
  • Reserve Armed Forces
  • RNLI
  • Royal Air Force
  • Royal Marines
  • Royal Navy Search and Rescue
  • Second Line Responders
  • Social Care Workers
  • St Andrews Ambulance
  • St John Ambulance
  • UK Visas and Immigration

 



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