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Sarah Vesty & Ben Borland

Scots ASDA worker who helped ‘distressed’ OAP customer find her way home dubbed ‘Super Ann’

A Scots Asda worker who helped a confused elderly customer find her way home from the supermarket has been dubbed ‘Super Ann’ by her proud colleagues. Ann Binks was finishing her shift at the Coatbridge store in North Lanarkshire when she spotted the distressed shopper outside as she tried to find a taxi.

After striking up a conversation with the customer, she decided to take her home after discovering that they actually lived on the same street, the Scottish Daily Express reports. She has now been praised for her kindness by bosses who say she always goes 'above and beyond' to help others.

Ann said: "I was just about to head home with my husband when I noticed the customer looked distressed and when I got chatting to her, she told me she couldn’t find a way to get home as taxis were unavailable.

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