OVER 200 people entered a Valentine’s competition run by local Westbury businesses with local woman, Lauren Foskett, taking home the prizes.
Local businesses Keeva Travel, Little Sugarush, Twisted Brewery, Fore Hair, Beauty at Home and Martin & Co joined together in an online competition giving the people of Westbury the chance to win a whole host of prizes. To win, people needed to guess the country pictured – which was Prague!
Prizes included a weekend break in Prague, beauty treatments, a sweet hamper, a mini keg and tickets to Bath Rugby’s ‘The Clash’.
Lucy Parker, travel consultant/marketing executive at Keeva Travel said, “Our prize winner was Lauren Foskett, who lives in Westbury Leigh. She was shocked to have won as she says she never wins anything, although she says her friends would disagree!
“She correctly guessed that the mystery city was Prague and has already started thinking about which sights she wants to visit when she goes in June.
“She was also overjoyed to win the other prizes – her children have already earmarked the 2kg sweet hamper from Little Sugarush but she is planning to keep her voucher from Beauty at Home to herself!
“She and her husband can both enjoy a pamper at Fore Hair with their his and hers vouchers and they will also be enjoying their trip to watch Bath Rugby at Twickenham, courtesy of Martin and Co. Her husband is also looking forward to enjoying his keg from Twisted Brewing Co!
“We received well over 200 entries for the competition, so thank you to everyone who took part. Please continue to follow our page for more competitions in the future.”
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