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David Adamson

Mum left in stitches when loyalty card brands her a 'Miss A Hole'

A mum was left in stitches after receiving a store loyalty card emblazoned with 'Miss A Hole' - as a shop assistant apparently misheard her saying her name at the till. Kate Hall visited Lakeland in Llanelli after taking her four-year-old daughter Poppy for an eye test nearby.

The mum-of-three then decided to pop into the kitchenware store and picked up some Tupperware for Poppy and her two sons Alfie, nine, and seven-year-old Ellis. While at the till, the shop assistant asked if she'd like to join the store's loyalty scheme and tapped in the details, including her name, as Kate told her.

But when the card arrived in the post two weeks later, personal trainer Kate burst out laughing when she saw the letter and loyalty card addressed to 'Miss A Hole'. Lakeland said that "in a busy store environment" a member of staff misheard Kate when registering her information and that they're now arranging an update to her details.

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