Win Fortnum's hamper, Wimbledon prizes and John Lewis voucher
Luxury hamper from Fortnum & Mason
The top prize in the luxury competition is a Marylebone Hamper from Fortnum & Mason, packed with gourmet treats and classic British favourites. It includes Piccadilly Piccalilli, Smoked Cheese Straws, Green Tomato Chutney and a tempting collection of sweet snacks such as Chocolossus Biscuits, Shortbread, White Chocolate Florentines and more.
There's also breakfast fare including marmalade, honey, and preserves, along with a smart tea caddy containing three classic blends and a matching strainer. Coffee lovers can enjoy Fortnum's Piccadilly Blend Ground Coffee, while a bottle of Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru Champagne N.V. adds a celebratory flourish.
Wimbledon collector's edition up for grabs
Tennis lovers could get their hands on The Pinnacle of Sport – Deluxe Edition, a limited-edition book celebrating Wimbledon. Only 400 copies have been produced, each one presented in an elegant box with a signed art print from former British No.1 Tim Henman.
The 252-page book is packed with photographs capturing the drama and tradition of The Championships. Five runners-up will each receive a 700ml Wimbledon water bottle featuring a bold tennis ball design.
£250 John Lewis voucher in shopping prize
A third competition offers one lucky subscriber a £250 John Lewis eGift Voucher – perfect for refreshing the home, updating a wardrobe or picking up something special. Known for its high standards and stylish selection, John Lewis remains one of the UK's most trusted shops.
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