E: 30/09 Silver Cross Dazzle Pushchair (10.00am-midnight daily)

rexy0101

Yesterday's 'Dazzle-a-Day' winner is Paul Murray from Liverpool! Congratulations Paul - we hope you enjoy your new Dazzle.

Follow the link to enter the competition for your chance to win a Dazzle. We will be announcing 3 winners on Monday - Good Luck!

Elljudge

Question for Monday 20th:

Which nursery rhyme inspired one of our toy ranges?

Answer: The Owl & the !!!!!cat

https://www.silvercross.co.uk/about-silver-cross/competitions/dazzle-a-day-competition/

marcofoo

This competition is now closed.

grannybiker

marcofoo wrote: »

This competition is now closed.

Am guessing that refers to yesterdays, as they've said the comp will run every day in September. You get that message in the morning until they put the new one up
HTH

roar349

Up now, Bronte is the answer.

grannybiker

Link - http://www.silvercross.co.uk/about-silver-cross/competitions/

zippie01

https://www.silvercross.co.uk/about-silver-cross/competitions/dazzle-a-day-competition/

Todays answer - Yorkshire

From here.

niclon26

I cant enable the link in my activation email,can anyone help,the customer services email form for silver cross can only be accessed if you have activated the link.Aargh.

onetreehillgrrl

niclon26 wrote: »

I cant enable the link in my activation email,can anyone help,the customer services email form for silver cross can only be accessed if you have activated the link.Aargh.

Hi niclon, there is no email address just a blank form for queries which goes directly to silver cross when you hit send. Can you copy and paste your activation link in your email, instead of clicking on it? If not, maybe you can re-register with a different email address, if you have one

Daphne01

Silver Cross began life in which English county?


Suffolk
Cumbria
Yorkshire


Off to google

1877
Little is known about William Wilson but what we do know is that he was a prolific inventor and engineer who with help from his industrious wife, started his own business making postal carts and perambulators at Silver Cross Street, Hunslet, Leeds. In 1877 William finished his first 'perambulator' which was groundbreaking for its day - it had the very first reversible folding hood and a unique suspension system.