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E: 02/03 Win a romantic break at Audleys Wood Hotel
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Competition ends 2 March 2025 at 11.59pm. Entrants must be aged 18+ and resident in the UK. Prize valid for two people and includes an overnight stay at Audleys Wood Hotel Basingstoke in an Executive Double room, dinner for two up to the value of £90 for both guests and breakfast. Drinks not included. Upgraded room is available subject to availability but an upgrade fee will apply. No cash or prize alternative, prize is not transferable. The winner will be picked at random. Winner will have 48hrs to accept the prize. Booking subject to availability, travel not included. Prize must be booked within six months of winner notification.
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