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Barnsley shoppers get into the Rio spirit
A local shopping centre has teamed up with a motor dealership to be able to offer one lucky winner a new set of wheels in time for the warmer months!
The promotion will park up at The Alhambra Shopping Centre on Monday 16th February and will run until the 4th April.
On conclusion of the competition, an entry will be chosen live at random at the shopping centre on Easter Monday and the winner will drive away in a brand new Kia Rio courtesy of Burrows Kia of Pontefract Road, Barnsley.
This competition follows the successful promotion at the end of last year where local resident Toni Harding drove away a brand new MG3!
Stephanie Higham, Alhambra marketing manager said: “We are delighted to be able to run another fantastic competition and to have teamed up with Kia Burrows to be able to offer such an amazing prize worth over £12,000, what’s more, it couldn’t be easier to enter!”
To get involved, all customers have to do is spend £40 in one transaction in the centre and present the corresponding receipt to the promotion staff who will be by the main shopping centre entrance on Cheapside. Individuals can enter as many times as they wish but evidence of a new £40 spend must be shown on each occasion.
The promotion area will be open for entries Monday - Sat (9am - 5.30pm) and on Sundays between 10am and 4pm.
For more information about the competition or what the Alhambra Shopping Centre has on offer visit: www.alhambracentre.co.uk.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Stacey Morgan .
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