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WIN! This amazing Firestone Festival Survival Kit worth £250

by Phil Creighton
July 28, 2015
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Firestone wants you to enjoy Reading Festival with its fantastic £250 prize

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A sea of flags, floppy hats and flowery fashion items can mean only one thing…
…Festival season is truly upon us!

Firestone Sleeping Bag Firestone Air Mattress Firestone TentAnd if there is one brand in the UK as excited about the prospect than the headline acts themselves, then it’s Firestone, which is reaching out to a young-at-heart audience through an original new sponsorship at the Reading Festival.

Led by a team of Firestone roadies incorporating a themed booth, the tyre manufacturer is back like never before.

Following a relaunch in 2014, Firestone is reaffirming its core philosophy through its Reading Festival sponsorship – to allow a new audience the ‘freedom to drive’ and discover.

The festival, held in Richfield Avenue from August 28 to 30, boasts some of the biggest names in music since its inception in 1961. This year is no different, as revellers can expect electrifying performances from the likes of Mumford & Sons, Metallica and The Libertines.

For those lucky enough to have a ticket to Reading, or any other festival this summer, there are a few essential items no weekend warrior should be without.
With this in mind, festival sponsors Firestone are giving away a special festival survival kit worth £250 to one lucky winner, including an air mattress, a tent, a sleeping bag and a torch!

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To be in with the chance of winning yourself this festival survival kit simply answer the following question:
[contact-form to=’[email protected]’ subject=’Reading Festival Firestone contest entry’][contact-field label=’Name’ type=’name’ required=’1’/][contact-field label=’Email address’ type=’text’ required=’1’/][contact-field label=’Daytime phone number’ type=’text’/][contact-field label=’When is Reading Festival held?’ type=’radio’ options=’14th-16th August,21st-23rd August,28th-30th August’/][/contact-form]

 

 

You can also send your answer plus your daytime contact details to [email protected] or write to Firestone Contest The Wokingham Paper, 231 Kings Road, Reading RG1 4LS. Entries should be received by August 7, 2015. We will not pass on your details to anyone else.

Plus win festival tickets!

Moreover, Firestone itself also has a number of pairs of day tickets to give away on its official Facebook page, which can be won by clicking the ‘like’ button and answering a simple question, at www.facebook.com/firestone.UK
The stage is set…so what are you waiting for?!

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