Strong start to the year for Pink Ladies of Argyll

Tesco’s Community Champion, Natalie Cook, said: "I think it’s amazing that Pink Ladies won. The work they do is phenomenal, I heard a lot of good things from people they have supported who say how amazing they are. 

"We would just like to give everyone a big thank you for continuing vote and for carrying on voting in Stronger Starts."

Keep picking up those blue tokens at check-out, as the next round of Stronger Starts has already begun. 

You can choose from the Clyde Fisherman’s Trust, Park Primary School Parent Council, or Feis Latharna. 

Tesco’s Stronger Starts – previously Tesco Bags of Help and Tesco Community Grants - has already provided over £127 million to more than 74,000 projects across Britain.

The scheme is run in partnership with charity Groundwork and supported by greenspace scotland to award grants to thousands of local community projects every year.

Claire de Silva, Tesco UK Head of Communities and Local Media, said: said: “Tesco Stronger Starts help support local good causes but especially those projects supporting young people, those providing food, and local causes close to our colleagues’ hearts.”

Emma Halliday, Community Enabler Coordinator at greenspace scotland, said: “Tesco Stronger Starts continues to give local projects the boost they need to help their communities thrive.

"By funding services which support young people and reduce food poverty, we hope to facilitate positive change from the ground up across the UK. We are pleased to have been able to help so many local good causes over the years and look forward to seeing what community organisations can achieve in the future with the right resources.”