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Lots of great prizes in our brilliant Winner Takes All contest

by Phil Creighton
April 28, 2017
in Featured, Lifestyle, Wokingham
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It’s our biggest-ever reader competition and you could be the lucky winner. We’ve teamed up with Wokingham Paper supporters to offer an amazing list of fantastic prizes – and one lucky reader will win the lot! It’s so simple … we call it Winner Takes All.

Prizes include football tickets, a night at the theatre, meals out, money … and even the chance to have your house cleaned!

And if that wasn’t enough, local musician Pauly Zarb – the man behind Wokingham’s International Street Concert – will perform a set in your living room. Or back garden.

This truly is an amazing collection of prizes and one Wokingham Paper will enjoy the lot.

To take part, you simply need to buy a copy of the paper every week (but you do that already) – look out for the Winner Takes All tokens we’ll be printing every week until the end of May.

You will need just four differently numbered tokens. Simply affix them to the collector’s form we’ll print in our May 25 issue and send them in. All correctly completed forms will be entered into a prize draw – the first form drawn from the editor’s hat will win EVERY prize.

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It really is an amazing contest.

Have a look at what’s on offer:

Domino’s Pizza

Family Meal: Two large Pizzas, Chicken Side, Garlic Bread, 1.25lt Drink

David Cliff

Mystery prize

London Irish

Two tickets to see a game

Cleaver Property

Mystery prize

UnaVida

A bottle of Bollinger Champagne

Supper.co.uk

A meal for two delivered to your door

Martin & Co

Eight hours’ worth of cleaning for your home

Mill at Sonning

A night at the theatre including a meal for two

Marvellous Festival

Two tickets to enjoy the music festival at Dinton Pastures

Hare Hatch Sheeplands

£25 gift voucher to spend in store

The Hexagon, Reading

A family ticket to see Peter Pan pantomime this Christmas

Strange the Jewellers

A special jewellery gift

Chris Hunt

Special personal training from our health expert

Martin & Pole

£50 cash

Eden Motors

A free MoT for your car

Broad Street Tavern

£30 gift voucher to spend in the popular pub

Reading FC

Two tickets to see a game next season

The Botanist

A meal for four and drinks from the new bar opening in Reading town centre

The Duke’s Head

A meal for two in the town centre pub

The Local Barber Shop

Special prize

PLUS: Local musical legend Pauly Zarb will perform a set in your own living!

Winner Takes All
The sponsors of the Winner Takes All contest

Full rules will be printed in the May 4 edition of The Wokingham Paper, but you need four differently numbered tokens printed in The Wokingham Paper (not photocopies) and be a resident of or work in Wokingham borough to enter. Only one entry per household. No substitute prizes are available. Where the prize is a visit to a venue, transport to and from is not included. The editor’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. 

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