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E: 01/10 Win £250 worth of leisure vouchers

JenniferS2008

JenniferS2008 Posts: 26 Forumite

2 September 2010 at 10:04AM in Game Over Archives

http://nurofenforchildren.co.uk/prize_draw/index.php

Win £250 of leisure vouchers with NurofenForChildren.co.uk

Nurofen for Children is offering you the chance to win £250 worth of leisure vouchers which can be used any way you like, to keep the family entertained this summer. If you haven't got a holiday booked, you could put the vouchers (from Leisure Vouchers www.leisurevouchers.co.uk) towards taking the family away, to pay for a mini-break, a trip to Alton Towers or even to see some of our capital's finest attractions.

It’s quick and easy to enter, just answer the question shown, and complete your details.

http://nurofenforchildren.co.uk/prize_draw/terms_and_conditions.php

The prize draw is open to UK, Channel Islands, Isle of Man and Republic Of Ireland residents only, 18+
The prize draw closes on the 01/10/10.
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dooby Posts: 1,337 Forumite

2 September 2010 at 10:08AM

Thank you for the comp.

The answer is 5ml

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