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E: 25/05 Win £400 to spend on a dream Landmark Trust escape
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Answer- 60th anniversary The competition ends on 25 May 2025.
A winner will be chosen at random, notified and have x hours respond or another winner may be selected. The prize is a £400 Landmark Trust voucher to spend on a Landmark Trust break. Gift vouchers are valid for six years from the date of issue.
Exclusions: Gift vouchers are not valid for buildings that we manage for others or operate in conjunction with FAI: Casa de Mar, Collegehill House, Gargunnock House, The Georgian House, Hole Cottage, Mansarda del Frutteto, Mansarda del Vigneto, Oxenford Gatehouse, Piazza di Spagna, Rosslyn Castle and Wolveton Gatehouse.
Vouchers may be used in conjunction with other offers and discount codes.
The prize is non-transferable or refundable.
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