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Win a supermarket prize to boost your coronation party

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Tuesday, April 25, 2023 9:52 am
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Borough Coronation parties will receive a boost from Aldi's £500 vouchers. PIcture: Chris Boland via Unsplash

Borough Coronation parties will receive a boost from Aldi's £500 vouchers. PIcture: Chris Boland via Unsplash

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A UK supermarket is giving away store vouchers to winners of its Coronation Party Giveaway.

Aldi says its competion will help Berkshire communities celebrate the royal event in style.

Ten winners will each receive £500 of Aldi vouchers, which can be used to buy food, drink and decorations for street parties.

The group’s Facebook page is hosting the competition.

To apply, entrants need to tag their local community Facebook group, or a friendly neighbour, and tell Aldi why that person or group deserves a chance of winning a prize.

Entries are open from now until 11:59pm on Thursday, April 27.

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Winners will be contacted on Friday, April 28, giving people time to stock up on street party essentials.

The supermarket’s Coronation range includes pizzas, wines and beers, flags, balloons and bunting.

Richard Thornton, communications director at Aldi UK, said: “We know how much people love to come together to celebrate special occasions, and it really is something we Brits do best.

“We hope our vouchers help communities across the country get into the spirit for this momentous event with street parties fit for a King.”

To find out more and enter the competition visit: www.facebook.com

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