Ham & High Launches Three August Competitions
Subscribers can enter to win prizes including a trip to Blackpool Pleasure Beach and a luxury hamper.
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The Ham & High has launched three competitions for August, offering subscribers the chance to win a variety of prizes. These include a seaside getaway, a selection of premium beverages and snacks, and a shopping voucher.
Prize Details
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One of the main prizes is a trip to Blackpool Pleasure Beach Resort. This prize includes a one-night stay for two people at the Big Blue Hotel, a four-star establishment. The winner will have access to the park's attractions, such as the Big One, ICON, Valhalla, and Nickelodeon Land.
Another competition offers a luxury craft beer and snack hamper. This is presented as an ideal accompaniment for watching football matches at home, featuring gourmet snacks and craft beers.
A third prize available is a £100 Sainsbury’s eGift Voucher. This voucher can be used for weekly shopping or other purchases.
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How to Enter
Entry to these competitions is exclusively for subscribers of the Ham & High. Those who are logged into their subscriber accounts can submit an entry for each competition by visiting the dedicated competition page on the publication's website. The competitions are available throughout August.
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