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Win a Wedding

Promotional OverviewWin a Wedding 2014

10 week campaign with print, online and social media support

Entry opened on August 12

182 Total entries

6,517,700 Total votes

1,007,400 Winning votes

Mike Norton, Editor Bristol Post

De-brief ContentsWin a Wedding 20144 Teaser Stage

5 Digital Teasers

6 Entry Forms

7 Meet the couples

8 Voting Stage

9 The big count up

10 Winners tour

11 Summary

“For me, Win a Wedding is what papers like the Bristol Post are all about. Giving a local couple the chance to win their wedding, to essentially change their lives, is fantastic. And it gets the city talking. This year, it was bigger than ever, attracting almost twice as many couples as the year before. That’s why I am so grateful for the sponsors’ support.”

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OSMA GUTTER Bits.Squareline style, unused Osmafittings ideal for garage or sheds.5 joints/ends, 9 gutter clips, 1 45down bend, 2 outlet down spouts,11 down clips. £5 Tel: 01173003757

LARGE SUITCASE BARGAIN.M&S Navy blue suitcase. 30x45x75cms. Very good condition.Used once. Cost £70 £25 Tel:0117 3823612

CELEBRATION BANNERSWELCOME BACK / ITS A BOY/ JUST MARRIED /CONGRATULATIONS bannerson Continuous reels. £5 per reel- BARGAIN!! £5 Tel: 07767041703 or 0117 9049704

'MOTHER' PRESSED flowerswith lovely 'Mother' verse in a"7x5" frame. VGC! £3 £3 ono Tel:01454 430331

Timber & Building Materials

BRISTOL CITY centre car parkNCP car park Queen CharlotteStreet. 24 hrs CCTV, car parkseason ticket available until endof February 2015 for £99 amonth. Normal cost £150 PCM.£99 Tel: 01275 876285 or 07712899066

Lighting

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Aerials & Satellite Services

man and van REmOvaLS &COuRiER SERviCES

Save £££’s for a reliable serviceStudent & OAP discounts

07765 297496 or 07824 643649or 0117 9390643

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For allyour

movingneeds

WinaWedding

worth

£12,000

R18 DVDS R18 DVDs ForSale Text Postal Details for Lists& Free Disc to 07789041015 £5Tel: 07789 041015

WinaWedding

worth

£12,000

ORIGINAL WATERCOLOURpainting Reeds and distant shoreby Dennis Robinson, 25cm x35cm in 40cm x 50cm frame. £15ono Tel: 01934 842940

Building Services

Low CoststorageFrom £10 week

Caravan - MotorhomeCar - Trailer

Secure Ring Fence24hr CCTV

Security on siteNorth Bristol

01454 633205

PICTURES 2 Pictures Goldedging. 55cm x 45cm. VGC £8£8 Tel: 01454 430331

Gas & Heating

CHAIR WHITE with bluedetachable seat pad. H81cmDiam 39cm. VGC! £5 ovno Tel:01454 430331

CLASSiFiED0844 406 0261

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MINI OVEN Brand new electricmini oven and grill. Fan assistedSilvercrest make ,unwanted gift .2 shelves, silver casing blackfront. Space needed £30 Tel:0117 9572741

Gas & Heating

Removals & Storage

Kitchens

Household Miscellaneous

Aerials & Satellite Services


WinaWedding

worth

£12,000

4 CURTAIN rods brass 2x6ftsx 2x5fts £20 Tel: 01179653933

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WinaWedding

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£12,000

Curtains & Blinds

WinaWedding

worth

£12,000

Plastering

WinaWedding

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£12,000

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£12,000

Plumbing

INTERIOR DOORS

OLD - 5 MATCHING -PANELLED BOTH SIDES

H= 6” 11’ x W 35 ‘.

£140 ovno

Tel: 0117 9739203or 07970 386902

SILVER AND Glass TV StandGood condition £15 Tel: 01173731654

PLASTIC TUMBLER glassesdisposable or reusable 1/2pintsealed in packaging box of 100£5 ono

ARMCHAIRS, PAIR Pinkjacquard. Cushion back.42" widex 38" deep. Seat ht;17.5". £100Tel: 01458 443264

PLASTIC TUMBLER glassesdisposable or reusable 8fl ozsealed in packaging box of 750£35 ono Tel: 07891 770856

'SEA' PICTURE in a light woodframe.Size 22"x10".VGC £3 £3ono Tel: 01454 430331

FOAM CUPS insulateddisposable 7 fl oz white sealed inpackaging box of 100 £10 onoTel: 07891 770856

COFFEE TABLE Beech, Long,low and chunky. £15 Tel: 01173731654

TV SKY HD Box Includeshub,leads and remote. £20.00Tel: 01275 830054

AUTO WASHING Machine userarely, can deliver, text only £100Tel: 07538 037769

CROSS-STITCH PICTUREGreat Tits. 20cm x 19cm in 33cmx 31cm frame. £8 ono Tel:01934842940

PENDANT LIGHT shade Metalframe with etched glass petals.400mm diameter, 450mm drop£10 ono Tel: 01934 842940

FOOTRESTS BOX Style23"X17"X15" Ex storage spaceEx cond. Made by Lounge andLounge. £50 each or Two for£80Colours terracotta and beige £80Tel: 01275 463334

CROSS-STITCH PICTUREWillow Warbler Feeding Young.27cm x 22cm in 38cm x 33cmframe. £8 Tel: 01934 842940

Private 08444 060262 | Trade 0117 934 3165

SERViCES DiRECTORY

Home AppliancesCLASSiFiEDwww.thisisads.co.uk

Records, Tapes,Cds & Dvds

Records, Tapes,Cds & Dvds


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SANYO TV Silver sanyo tv anddvd /top box set NOT flatscreenall on a matching stand vgc £100ovno Tel: 0117 9647974

Lounge &Conservatory Furniture


LP,S VARIOUS all in sleevesperfect cond from classical,pop,motown,prices various from£5

OMELETTE MAKER Nonstick, very good condition andhardly used. £10.00 Tel: 0146078830

MAJORCA PAINTING 10"x 8"inc. frame. VGC £3 £3 Tel: 01454430331

TV’sLounge &Conservatory Furniture

WINDERMERE PRINT Goldedged frame. Size 17"x15" FromAdelaide Hill VGC. £4 £4 ono Tel:01454 430331

TABLE TOP freezer excellent,can deliver, please text only, £80£80 Tel: 07538 037769 or 07538037769

CARPET REMNANT. 12 ft x 4ft 7 inches approx. Felt backed.Light brown. As new. £15 Tel:01275 372852

JIM REEVES BOXED SET 6JIM REEVES LPs.EXCELLENTCONDITION £20 Tel: 07983657057

SWISSGEAR BUSINESSTRAVEL SET BARGAIN.Blackset-complete with removable n/book case.o/night compart/expanding files/chromehandle.Never used. £111 onAmazon £50 Tel 01173823612£50 Tel: 0117 3823612

entertodayin paper or online

www.bristolpost.co.uk/winawedding

BONE CHINA 30 Piece Finebone china crockery,PatternMystique £45.00 Tel: 01179590887

JAMIE OLIVER Tu r q u o i s eroasting dish with rack, usedonce, lovely condition size 13.14"x 11.1/4". £12.00 Tel: 0146078830


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PANSIES PICTURE Goldcoloured frame. 15"x10". VGC.£3 £3 ono Tel: 01454 430331

PINE CORNER wall unit 22 1/2ins hx 14 1/2in w £25 Tel: 01179653933

BAUMATIC 50/50 Fridge/freezer Good clean working order5ft 4inch tall Ideal for largefamily.I can deliver Bristol. £85Tel: 07747 562838

ORIGINAL WATERCOLOURpainting Lake and mountains byG R Brown, 1989. 23cmx34cm in36cmx47cm frame. £15 ono Tel:01934 842940

BEAUTIFUL SUNFLOWERPrint in frame, 57cm wide 80cmhigh, cost new £59, absolutebargain at only £12 £12 ovno Tel:0117 9714515

ROUND MIRROR 47 cmDIAMITER With Metal Port HoleStyle Surround, Perfect condition,Bargain at just £6 £6 Tel: 01179714515 or 07771 888611

HABITAT OAK &Veneer, verystrong storage unit, 88cm wide41 high 50 deep. Ex condition,Cost £150. Bargain £29 Tel: 01179714515

DENBY COFFEE MUGSBARGAIN. Nine pale green/whiteDenby coffee mugs. NO CHIPS!£10 Tel. 01173823612 £10.00Tel: 0117 3823612

TABLE SMALL black ashwood 16" square 16" height withshelf at the bottom very goodcondition £10 ono Tel: 07891770856

COLOUR TV , table andfreeview box, can deliver, textonly £40 Tel: 07538 037769

DIFFUSER PRISMATIC for aThorn fluorescent fitting 1800mmlength x 190mm width x 60mmdepth. New. £15 Tel: 01225426451 or 01225 426451

LOUDSPEAKER A horn-styleloudspeaker,250mm diameter,30watt input,colour grey.Weatherproof.New. £20 Tel:01225 426451

UPVC CASEMENT windowwith sill 33ins x48ins £20 Tel:0117 9653933

LONG FULL LENGTHMIRROR SIZE 37 INCHES HIGHBY 13 INCHES WIDE £25. Forphoto EMAIL:[email protected] £35ono Tel: 01225 833151

DEEP FRYER Hinari 2.0 litreoil capacity cool wall deep fryer,variable thermostat, food cookingguide. New still in box. unwantedgift. £10.00 Tel: 0117 9492654

CAR BOOT Large selection ofitems for a car boot sale, all inexcellent condition and includessome fine bone china, £20.00Tel: 0117 9590887

DRINKS FOUNTAIN With cupssuitable for punch or cock tales.nice centre piece, base has light.Still in box never used. £20 Tel:07786 321079

ISOLATING SWITCH 32A.Proteus Telford industrial metalbox splashproof isolating switchunused, boxed. £10 Tel: 01173003757

GLASS TV Stand. Three glassshelves ideal for TV up to 28" orhi-fi units. 450h, 425d, 600w.Excellent cond. £10 Tel: 01173003757

SOFA X 2 2 and 3 seater,Fabric, good condition fromsmoke free home. £90 ono Tel:0117 3731654

U&OVER GARAGE Door To fit2200x2200 opening. VGCComplete with all fittings & locks.£35 Tel: 0117 3014336 or 07971036568

REMINGTON EASY CURLSTYLIST BARGAIN. Never used. Advanced ceramic stylist. £25Tel. 01173823612 £25 Tel: 01173823612

COFFEE TABLE Oak, late20th century. Rectangular -length 135 cms, width 60 cms,height 44 cms. £75.00 Tel: 01454632797

BARGAIN SUITCASES Largeselection of small, largesuitcases,holdalls and handluggage. All very good condition,most only used once.pricedindividually.Tel 0117382361 £10ovno Tel: 0117 3823612

TALL SPIRAL CANDLESTAND in Black, 76 cm (30")high, Excellent condition, VerySmart, Bargain at Just £7 £7 Tel:0117 9714515 or 077718 8 8 6 11

DISPLAY CABINET Darkwood glass front and sides. 2shelves plus floor. 23" wide 11"deep 36" high on 5" legs. Smalllock missing £25 ono Tel: 01275332343

CANVASES SELECTION ofcanvas prints varies designs andcolours all vgc plus box of lilacornaments/vases will sellseparately if needed £20 ovnoTel: 0117 9647974

BRICA BRAC box of assortedhousedhold items ie lightshades,vases.fruit bowls.pictureframes, light bulbs ideal firsthome £10 ovno Tel: 01179647974

JARDINIèRE WHITE ChinaStand & pot, floral decoration onboth. Over-all height 18ins. Thepot will accept a 7in. diameterplan pot.VGC £10 Tel: 01179570851

HANDY ANGLE Rack/ShelvingRails. 4 lengths. Each measures1.83mtr long & 37.5mm sides.with 8mm Dia holes @ 25mmcentres along each side. LOT£10 Tel: 0117 9570851

CEILING LIGHT 5 curvedantique Brass arms & FrostedGlass shades. Mahogany centrecolumn & Brass chain for ceilingattachment. VGC £20 ono Tel:0117 9570851

YOUR RECORDS 4 CASH! Iwill pay you for your unwantedVinyl Records. LP's, EP's, 45's &78's. In very good condition £100Tel: 0117 3732104 or 07804612309

NEW CIRULATION footmassager 56 massage modes allat touch of remote control. Newan unopened. Ring 10am to 4pmonly please. Thank you. £30 Tel:0117 9538561

Kitchen ElectricalAppliances

VINTAGE 4 DECO DRAWERCHEST DARK WOODLOCKABLE TOP DRAWER. 30HIGH X 37 WIDE.£95 FORPHOTOS EMAIL: [email protected]£75 or 01225 833151

LOFT LADDER Ladder withhandrail. Aluminium, 3 section.Includes fixings. 3.18mtrextended. 0.31mts wide. Goodcondition. Corsham area. £40ovno Tel: 07751 153324

CHANDELIER LIGHTINGVintage quality 3 Light,Traditionalhand Painted china & metalceiling light. £75 For photosemail:[email protected] £95 Tel:01225 833151

FRIDGE FREEZER Haler smalltop freezer with a fridgeunderneath white £35 £35 ovnoor 07786 321079

ELVIS PRESLEY BOXED andSINGLE LPs ELVISP R E S L E Y. E X C E L L E N TCONDITION.INCLUDESGOLDEN MEMORIES UNUSED.£50 ovno Tel: 07983 657057

House Clearance

CURTAIN RAIL Metal curtainrail (105 inches) with side pullcord opening. Professionalfittings inc. wall brackets andvalance etc. Bargain. £20 onoTel: 01454 321864

ROSE PAINTING 'Canvas' byJ.A.Stote. Size 10"x8". VGC £3Tel: 01454 430331


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SQUARE BOX seat, foamcushion Dorlux footstool, 23" x23" square x 18" high.Flowerpatterned cotton covering (greybackground, peach and mauveflowers). Castors. Fire retardent£30 ono Tel: 01934 842940

UNDER COUNTER FRIDGEAPPROX. SIZE: 33" HIGH 18.5"WIDE 19.5" DEEPFOR REPAIROR SPARES-EXCELLENT,VERYCLEAN CONDITION EXCEPT ITNEEDS A NEW THERMOSTAT£85.00 ono Tel: 01225 833151

FRAMED PICTURE of AvonGorge View from AshtonMeadows. Including Clifton butprior to Suspension Bridge, byJ.B.Pyne. Size 21"x 17" nonreflect glass. VGC £30 ono Tel:0117 9570851

EASTWOOD ACOUSTICGuitar Model LA125E-NT Brilliantas new, very little use, theseguitars have great reviews.Includes carry case. MidsomerNorton area £45 Tel: 01761418062

CHILDS DOUBLE bike trailerHalfords double bike trailers VGCused twice. Sits 2 children from18mths to 5 yrs approx. Withsafety belts etc £60 ono Tel:07944 419240 or 01454270738

Caravans

CHILDS DOUBLE Bike trailerHalfords childs double buggy biketrailer. VGC used twice. Safetybelts included. Suitable for twochildren from age 18mths to 5 yrsapprox. £60 ono Tel: 07944419240 or 01454 270738

Sports Equipment

BARGAIN SHAKESPEARECHAIRS Very comfortable GreenFolding fishing chairs (x2) withdet. headrests and carrying strap.Used once. Ex. condition. £20each Tel.01173823612 £20 Tel:0117 3823612

Sheds & Greenhouses

MOORCROFT TEARDROPASHTRAY BEAUTIFUL pinkHibiscus on dark bluebackground.No chips-never used.Stamped Moorcroft on reverse.BARGAIN £35.00 Tel.01173823612 £35 Tel: 01173823612

A SLICE of heaven on a 5*park in Weymouth Dorset. Own abrand new van on the mostexclusive park on the JurassicCoast Line. For £23000 – Wealso have a buy-to-let scheme.Guaranteed finance available.07875600906

KIDDIMOTO BICYCLEHELMET BRAND NEW and stillin original packaging. UNIONJACK helmet for age 2-5 years.Size 48-53cm. RRP £25, checkKiddimoto website!! £10 Tel:07767 041703 or 01179049704

Keep Fit & GymEquipment

SHAKESPEARE FOLDINGCHAIRS BARGAIN.x2 .Detachable headrests andcarrying strap. Only used once.Ex. condition. Cost more thandouble. £20 each. Tel01173823612 £20 Tel: 01173823612

Pet & Animal Accessories

Dogs

Musical & Tuition

Art & Craft

Bicycles & Accessories

WANTEDEarly English CoinsCrowns, half crowns,florins, shillings etc.

Very good prices paid.Ring to know more

Tel: 0117 9540277or 07532 017365

Private 08444 060262 | Trade 0117 934 3165

FOR YOUR GARDEN

To advertise in CLASSiFiEDcall Hazel - 0117934 3657

Public: 0844 406 0261 Trade: 01179 343107

CLASSIFIED

Private 08444 060262 | Trade 0117 934 3165

PETS CORNER

WANTEDENAMEL SIGNS.

Any enamel advertisingsigns. Any condition

considered. Cash waiting.

Tel: 07776 405455

BORDERCOLLIE PUPS

9 Weeks, long haired,tri-coloured and black andwhite, male and female.

Each(Near Crewkerne)

£140

Tel: 07967 401128

Private 08444 060262 | Trade 0117 934 3735

HOLiDAYS & TRAVEL

Private 08444 060262 | Trade 0117 934 3735

TOURiNG&ONTHEWATER

Golf Equipment

Garden &Outdoor Services

Private 08444 060262 | Trade 0117 934 3165

SPORTS & HOBBiES

Garden Furniture

W. DORSET, EYPE.Small, quiet park200yds to beach.

Static caravanSfor hire,

dogs welcome.01308 424903

www.eypehouse.co.uk©NM

Free local Delivery - Erection & Base Service

Tel. 0117 370 7890Tel. 0117 370 7890 www.shedscene.comwww.shedscene.com

SHED SCENE Timber Garden BuildingsBrecklands Nursery, Siston Lane,Webbs Hth, Warmley, BS30 5LXSHEDS - CABINS - WORKSHOPS -BIKE/TOOL/LOG SHEDS - KENNELSSUMMERHOUSES - SOLAR SHEDSSECURITY BLDGS & much more ...

RM PennyPlant Hire LtdTOPSOIL: Suppliersof Dry, Screenedor Plain Topsoil,

will deliver Large orSmall Quantities.

Tel. 01761 241387

Removals & Storage Waste Disposal Sports Equipment

Garden Tools & Equipment

Holidays In The Uk

Birds

Dogs

Pet & Animal Accessories

Antiques & Collectables

Hobbies

Knitting & Sewing

Shooting & Fishing

Camping

Caravans

PET CARRIER Wicker basketanimal carrier with white wiredoor. Size in inches L17 x W11x D12. Ring 10am-4pm onlyplease. £10 Tel: 0117 9538561

KC HANDY MAN & VAN. Fullyreliable service. Affordable rates.Phone: 07515 282713.

LADIES BIKE not mountain,text only £60 ono Tel: 07538037769

2 LITRE Cool boxes £10 each,cleaning, can deliver, please textonly £20 Tel: 07538 037769

WANTEDpre 1947 coins

Half crowns, 2shillings, shilling etc

Pay 10 x face value

Tel: 01373 824102or 07585 611990

***LABRADOODLEPUPPIES

STUNNING***Stunning litter of 4boysand 4 girls, perfect healthready to go end of Aug,

champion blood lines, trulyexceptional. Please call

£500

Tel: 07736 067883

OLD TINS, SMALL Three tins,incl.3 Nuns tobacco. Willing topost. £15 Tel: 01458 443264

SET OF golf clubs driver andwoods with Callaway bag £45 or07815 968695

PERSIAN PEDIGREEFEMALE

18 months, white long hair,beautiful nature, typical

persian face, needs lovinghome, indoor only.

£50

Tel: 07548 107482

MOUNTAIN BIKE withsuspension in excellent condition£90 Tel: 07815 968695


MINIATURESMOOTH HAIREDDACHSHUNDPUPPIES

3 boys, all home reared,lovely temperaments,delightful puppies, Kc

reg, ready now.

Tel: 07580 938420

ELDDIS GTCYCLONE

Immaculate 5 berth caravansingle axle

1 full frame awning1 pop up awningairtex flooring

Shower and bathroomfly screens

full sized ovenAqua roll

waste master

READY TO GO !

£4,000 ono

Tel: 07553 863179or 01242 575338

Ponds & GardenOrnaments


LEVINGTON LAWN fertiliserspreader,good condition £5 Tel:0117 9682381

UNISEX SHOPPER Bike 20"wheels, speed, good runner, candeliver, text only £40 ono Tel:07538 037769

WILD BIRD EncyclopediasFive Volumes plus book onBritish Thrushes. Good condition.£15 Tel: 07751 153324

AFFORDABLE MAN & van.Very reliable. 24hr Service.Cheap Rates. Any distance. 01179517174 or 0753 0598916.

HOLIDAY HOME CORNWALL 4 SALE2012 like new caravan on 5* park near thebeach. DG & CH on quiet pitch. Reluctant

sale, just reduced. Call for more info£16,000

Tel: 07548 320100 or 01726 812868

SPRINGERSPANIEL PUPS

Black and White and Liverand White. 2 dogs, 4 bitches,

born 8th July.

KC Reg, Vet checked, Fieldchampions in pedigrees.

Tails not docked.Loved and handled

from birth.

Approved homes only.

Dogs £400Bitches £450

Tel: 07771 675785

Plants, Shrubs,Flowers & Soil

WATER FEATURE 'villagepump & trough' c/w electricpump. Needs a coat of paint. £10ono Tel: 01275 847858

CRICKET EQUIPMENT Largebag of bats, balls, wickets, padsand gloves excellent condition£45 £55 or 07815 968695

WEBER BBQ Weber gas BBQQ2 series full working order, goodcondition. £65.00 Tel: 01275845706



RUBBISH CLEARANCE.Cheap and fast. Free estimates.Tel. 0117 9373009.

COCKER SPANIELPUPS -WORKING

TYPE9 weeks old, 3 goldendogs available, bred forlooks and temperaments,wormed and vet checked.

Kc reg. Gloucester.£425

Tel: 07591 976622

WILLERBY RIO3 bed Willerby Caravan with heating.

Burnham on Sea Haven park, Somerset.Managed letting. No age limit on park.

No site fees until 2016.Guaranteed Finance acceptance

£29,995

Tel: 07884 020169

PET CARRIER for dog/cat/rabbit Wicker basket with whitewire door. Size in inches L16 xW13 x D14. Ring 10am-4pm onlyplease. £10 Tel: 0117 9538561

BOY MOUNTAIN bikes 20"wheels, good condition, £40, 20"Shopper bike £40. can deliver,please text only £40 ono Tel:07538 037769

ROYAL DOULTON FigurineFigurine of Buttercup HN2309modelled by P Davies Excellentcondition no box,Filton Park area£35 Tel: 0117 2790856

ATLAS SAHARA2006 26X10

Superb static caravan sitedon small, peaceful owner-only Park in rural MidWales.Fully fitted kitchen, airy

lounge/diner, 2 bedrooms,shower/toilet.

Outstanding views.Ideal for mature coupleseeking quiet relaxation.

£8,500.00

Tel: 01591 610625

ELECTRIC GUITAR pack Stratstyle guitar with 15W amp, neckstrap and carry bag. Excellentcondition. Midsomer Norton area£40 Tel: 01761 418062

POTTERY COTTAGE Wa r econsisting of a Teapot,Milk Jugand Sugar Pot made by Keele StPottery.In Mint Condition. £25ovno Tel: 01275 463334

ANTIQUE LAWN roller all steelrollers with steel handle ideal forcricket pitch or flatten your lawnvery collectable item £90 Tel:0117 9560092

OLD COUNTRY ROSES 1986ROYAL ALBERT WALL PLATE-no chips or cracks ex.cond.£20.00 Tel. 01173823612£20 Tel: 0117 3823612

WOOD GO-KART BASEREADY FOR WHEELS/SEATETC.FOR PHOTO EMAIL [email protected] £25 £25 Tel: 01225833151

GOLF BALLS X 75 excellentcondition £10 £10 or 07815968695

Camping

AB ROLLER exerciserintegrated head and arm rests,tones abdominal oblique andcore muscles £10.00 ono Tel:0117 9492654

WILLERBYVACATION

Static Caravan on Burnhamon Sea Haven park.

Private Sale. Quick Salewanted. Managed Letting

scheme.Close to beach and M5

No age limit07884 020169

£12,000

Tel: 07884 020169

POT GEORGE V & QueenMary Silver Jubilee. 1910-1935.Made by Adams. Est.1695 Goodcondition. £10 £10 ono Tel:01454 430331

Caravans

GOLF KIT Wilson Staff Di7metal shaft clubs 4 -sw, Driver,putter and other golf equipmentin trolley bag £60.00 Tel: 01278787302

NATURAL STONE Quantity ofnatural stone. Suitable forwalling, rockeries etc. Buyer tocollect. £25 ono Tel: 01275847858

Sportswear

ATKINSON GRIMSHAWFRAMED PRINT "A MoonlitStreet". In an oak frame. 19"across x 25" Down. BeautifulPrint in very good condition.£15.00 Tel: 0117 9565494

2 TUNTURI YOGA/TRAININGMATS 10mm Thick & 172 X 60mm. With carrying strap. BRANDNEW, Unused. Cost £36. One at£9 or both £17 £22 Tel: 01179714515 or 07771 888611

Holidays In The Uk

HAMSTER CAGE Purple basewith white wire top, food dish,water bottle and spinning wheel.Size in inches L16 x W12 x D13.Ring 10am-4pm only please. £7Tel: 0117 9538561

ROYAL WORCESTERFigurine Queens 80th Birthday2006 dressed Order BritishEmpire Robe approx 9ins tallexcellent condition No Box(Filton) £35 Tel: 0117 2790856

ROYAL DOULTON FigurineJANINE HN2461.Modelled byJ,Bromley Approx 8install,Excellent condition No Box(Filton area £28 Tel: 01172790856

ROYAL DOULTON Smallfigurine called Amanda HN3635approx 5ins tall, collectors clubseries no box excellentcondition.Filton Park area £12Tel: 0117 2790856

MINATURE TEA pots cardewall boxed with a wood corner unitthere,s santa,wash m/c,t/v toybox,tea chest,etc cost 170pounds, all exell cond the lot£80.00 Tel: 0117 9560092

UNUSUAL CORONATIONmug 1953 Queen Eliz.11 mug.Lion, Unicorn and crown abovequeens portrait. Never used. Excondition £20. Tel 01173823612£20.00 Tel: 0117 3823612

BACHMANN A1 Loco BoxedBachmann 00 gauge A1 loco60158 Aberdonian like Tornado,BR Green Late crest model no32-155-00 Boxed £55 Tel: 01793771667

CADAC CARRI CHEF COST£160 USED A FEW TIME'SEXCELLENT CONDITION IDEALFOR CAMPING OR THEGARDEN. £40 ono Tel: 0117977341

VINTAGE WOOD MANTELCLOCK WESTMINSTER CHIMEM O V E M E N T. A P P R O X . S I Z E : 1 7 "WIDE 9.5" HIGH 6"DEEP £85EMAIL: [email protected] £100ovno Tel: 01225 833151

PLATIGNUM ANTIQUE PencilExpanding Brass 1920 PropellingPencil. Length 4.5cm-11cm. W1cm. One end marked Made inEngland other Platignum. £20ovno Tel: 01454 430331

GARDEN STRIMMER Blackand Decker Electric strimmer.£10 Tel: 0117 3823612

MINI CALOR gas cooker 2rings, grill & oven £60 ono, steelframed folding single campingbed as brand new £20, candeliver text only £60 ono Tel:07538 037769

YUCCA, GOOD SIZE In c.10"deep pot; well-established. £15Tel: 01458 443264

BROTHER SEWING MachineGood condition, used very little.Decorative stitches. Needs slightattention. (Cadbury Heath). Buyercollects. £50 ono Tel: 01173739292

MOBILE MAINS Site PowerUnit Crusader make. Electricalhook up 3 gang 13A mobilemains unit with 20m cable.(Cadbury Heath). £35 ono Tel:0117 3739292

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G l a ss i n g Jail for man whohit out without warning

ACLEVEDON man whoglassed his former boy-friend’s pal has been jailedfor a year. David Fox walkedinto Hush Hush in Chelten-

ham Road, Bristol, and found hisformer partner Thomas Page outwith David Allen, Bristol CrownCourt heard.

In an incident that ensued, Foxgrabbed a heavy pint glass from thebar and struck it on Mr Allen’s headseveral times.

Although the glass didn’t smash,even when it was dropped, Mr Allensuffered three cuts to his head whichhad to be glued shut.

After the attack, Fox stole MrPa g e’s bag and dumped his posses-sions in several bins.

Fox, 31, of Kelting Grove, pleadedguilty to wounding and theft.

down and the glass dropped to thefl o o r. ”

Mr Allen suffered three head cutsand a severe headache, the courth e a rd .

Afterwards, Fox took Mr Page’s bagand dumped its contents, including a£400 computer tablet and helmet cam-era, in rubbish bins.

Fox told police Mr Page had endedtheir ten-year relationship and he(Fox) had drank to drown his sor-row s.

He said he had “lost the plot” inHush Hush and struck out, and themotivation for stealing the bag was tocause inconvenience and he wassor ry.

Alexander Small, defending, saidhis client felt “ugly and worthless” asa result of the relationship andsuffered from anxiety and depres-sion.

Mr Small said the assault was un-planned and there was no intention tocause a great deal of harm.

He added that his client had paidMr Page £1,040 to compensate for thetheft.

Buy a brick and build a better future for Scout HQSCOUTS and Guides are racing tosave their dilapidated headquartersin Ashley Down.

It is leaking, damp and cold and ison the verge of collapse – and theScouts need £300,000 to rebuild themuch-loved wooden building.

The 63rd Bristol Scout Groupshares a hut on St BartholomewsRoad with various units of Guides.

The current building started life inthe 1960s and is in urgent need ofreplacement to secure the groups’

future. Planning permission hasbeen obtained for the revamp and thegroups are now fundraising.

They are halfway to the total andare campaigning for members of thepublic to “buy a brick” and donate tosave the building.

The aim is to get 1,000 people tobuy a brick for the new structure.Those contributing will have theirnames engraved on a display in thenew building.

The current hut is home to more

than 350 young people and is usedevery night of the week. In addition,it provides a venue for many localchildren to have their birthdaypar ties.

It also hosts two keep-fit groupsand has provided outdoor activitiesfor children from the local primarys ch o o l s.

The new building will be availablefor community groups to use, in-cluding parent and toddler activitiesand workshops.

� Mike Evans, 63rd Bristol Group Scout leader, wants local companies to 'Buy a Brick' to help rebuild the Scout hut.Also pictured with the Beavers and Cub Scouts are Sarah Gupta and Janet Staddon, assistant Beaver Scout leaders

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‘Wonderful haven’ City sanctuarycelebrates 175th anniversary

FOR 175 years, Arnos ValeCemetery has been the finalresting place Bristol’s depar-ted loved ones. From it’searly days as a humble

garden cemetery, through neglectand then renovation and renais-sance it has grown into a huge buttranquil haven, housing the gravesof 300,000 people.

At one stage the landmark wasthreatened with closure but wassaved thanks to a campaign whichwas backed by thousands of peopleacross the city.

The first person who was laid torest in 1839 was Mary Breillat, wifeof the man who had brought gasstreet-lighting to Bristol.

Since then the cemetery has seenthe burials of industrialists, phil-anthropists, scientists and soldiers.

Its 175th anniversary was celeb-rated at the weekend, when Bristol’spublic figures gathered in itsgrounds for a garden party.

HM Lord Lieutenant Mrs MaryPrior unveiled a new donation boxfor the cemetery, and informationwas given out about the ongoing oralhistory project, a 24-month com-munity history effort to collect con-temporary and historic materialsrelating to Arnos Vale.

Mrs Prior said: “I admire so muchwhat the trustees, staff and volun-teers have done to get Arnos Vale tothe point it is at today.

“I always felt it was Bristol’s bestkept secret and always thought thatwas such a shame. But there is noway you can say that now.

“It is absolutely on the map, it’s abeautiful place and wonderfulh ave n .

“This place needs us to continueto support it and people need to keepspreading the word. Arnos Vale issaved but not safe.”

will encourage visitors to give gen-e ro u s ly.

Made from Bath Oolitic lime-stone, it was sculpted by local artistTanya Josham.

It is entitled Soul II, and was in-spired by the wildlife and woodlandof the estate, as well as the com-

munity and the people laid to restt h e re.

Malachy McReynolds, chair of theTrustees, said: “In the last ten years,this place has undergone a renais-sance. We are now regarded as one ofthe exemplars across the globe ofwhat you can do with a cemeterywhen it has finished its workingl i f e. ”

The new audio attraction is theculmination of a two-year projectwhere volunteers interviewed morethan 20 individuals to provide morethan 16 hours of oral history re-c o rd i n g s.

Their fascinating accounts reveala detailed picture of the changes toArnos Vale and the community ef-forts to rescue the cemetery overtwo decades.

Two specially crafted audio pieceshave been installed in the atriumterrace and Spielman basement, toplay a series of audio clips capturingthe local mood of the time.

� WHEN Arnos Vale was built,parish graveyards in the citywere becoming too full.

The Bristol GeneralCemetery Company was setup to provide a stylish yetspacious alternative.

It bought land in the outlyingvillage of Brislington, and putforward plans for a cemeterywith its architecture andlandscaping designed to echoclassical Greece.

For decades, Arnos Valehad a near-monopoly onburials in Bristol.

By the early 20th century,the cemetery was almost full,but the staff and directorsextended its usefulness byseveral decades byintroducing the firstcrematorium in the West ofEngland.

Today, Arnos Vale is run by acharitable trust, and its futuredepends on public donationsand the work of volunteers.

It provides space forweddings, venue hire, andreligious services, and overthe last decade, has alsobecome a tourist spot south ofthe river.

It is the only known fullyrestored example of aVictorian "Arcadian" gardencemetery in the UK.

It is also home to a uniquecollection of Grade II listedbuildings and monumentsconsidered to be of nationalsignificance.

The 45-acre cemetery needs toraise £500,000 before June 2016 tocreate a £1 million endowment tosecure its future forever.

The Heritage Lottery Fund willmatch every pound of the £500,000d o n at e d .

Staff hope the new donation box

The recorder, Mr James Wadding-ton, told him: “By good fortune theglass was a heavy pint glass and itd i d n’t break.

“If it had broken it is highly likelyMr Allen’s injuries would be moreserious than they were.”

The judge gave Fox an indefiniterestraining order banning him fromall contact with Mr Allen.

Julian Howells, prosecuting, saidFox tried to show Mr Allen text mes-sages and was described as being “inhis face” before grabbing the pintg l a s s.

Mr Howells said: “Without warninghe struck Mr Allen around the head anumber of blows.

“His arm was then seen to come

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“Without warning hestruck Mr Allen aroundthe head a number ofblows.

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Prosecutor Julian Howells

DINOSAURS could have had feath-ers, according to a pair of Bristolscientists who have been busy ex-amining new fossils discovered inSiberia.

A new discovery of a small di-nosaur called Kulindadromeus inRussia is the first ever example of aplant-eating dinosaur with feathersand scales.

The Kulindadromeus which hadbristles on its head and back, hascontradicted the previous theory

that only meat-eating dinosaurshad feathers. The Kulindadromeusfeathers were studied by Dr MariaMcNamara and Professor MichaelBenton from the University of Bris-tol.

Dr McNamara said: “These feath-ers are really very well preserved.We can see each filament and howthey are joined together at the base,making a compound structure ofsix or seven filaments, each up to15mm long.”

Feathered friends?Boffins’ dino discovery

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� Scientists have discovered a new dinosaur – a chicken-like creaturewhich could prove they all had feathers

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ACHRISTIAN is essen-tially a pilgrim. TheChurch is a pilgrimChurch. The whole of ourlife is one long journey to

God. Summing up his existenceChrist said: “I came from theFather ... and now I am going tothe Father”. Now the risen Lordunites us to Himself and invites usto come with Him to the Father.Our whole life is our response tothat invitation. To make a pil-grimage is to set out on a journeywhich expresses outwardly ourdeeper, spiritual journey throughl i f e.

At the end of the month, youngpeople from the Clifton Diocesewill be making their own jour-ney/pilgrimage to Lourdes inFrance. Lourdes is a pilgrimagesite for Catholics because we be-lieve that Mary, the Mother ofJesus, appeared to a young girlcalled Bernadette many times andinvited her to dig for a spring andto bring others to wash and pray.We believe it is a place of healingand refreshment, so as youngpeople, we go there to simply stop,reflect, pray and serve others.

Our Lady has sent out the in-vitation to us: Come here in pro-cession, in prayer, in penance. Sheinvites us to leave for a while ourhomes, our work, and the careswhich normally absorb our time,to share the pilgrimage experi-e n c e.

In our preparation sessionswith young people we help them todiscover the opportunities theywill have in Lourdes to deepentheir own faith. In 2012 BishopDeclan sat with the young peopleand told them that it is over adrink in a café or an ice creamwhere we meet Christ. Our weekin Lourdes is full of big celebra-tions with hundreds of people, butI think we can lose our focus onGod in those moments. Maybe it isin the conversations and in asimple smile that we really findGod. So my role during our weekis, not only to look after the youngpeople and to ensure that they areenjoying themselves, but also toremind them that checking theirphones and trying to find wi-fi inthe hotel is maybe not the reasonthey have embarked on the jour-ney!

Please say a prayer for theyoung people and those they ac-company travelling to Lourdesthis month for pilgrimage. We’llbe praying for you in Lourdes.

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New generationof police cellsare revealed

BY the end of Septemberanyone arrested in Bristol,and who is likely to be incustody for more than sixhours, will not be taken to a

police station, but to one of threenew custody suites.

The centres, at Patchway, Keyn-sham and Bridgwater in Somerset,have been built, with the needs ofboth police officers and staff, as wellas members of the public who attendthem, in mind.

Construction began on all sites inlate 2012/early 2013 but, in aroundeight weeks, they will all be fullyfunctional.

The centre at Patchway will housemore than 250 staff and officers.

The large reception area is fullyopen, in contrast to some older-stylepolice stations where officers still sit

behind glass screens. There is also aroom set aside for solicitors – this isa new initiative which is supposed tomake it easier and quicker forpeople who have been arrested to seetheir lawyer or seek legal aid.

But if openness is key for thosewalking into the building volun-tarily the opposite is true of thosewho will enter via a police van.

Police vans will drive throughsecurity gates into a special vandock, or garage. Before detaineescan get out of the van, gates willsecure the space – meaning thateven if they try to escape they willsimply be confined to the vand o ck .

This theme continues as they areled through corridors with numer-ous doors – all with air locks so thateach door is locked before another isopened.

Inspector Ian Smart, custody man-ager, told the Bristol Post: “T hisreplicates a system used at BristolPrison.

“It is a huge step forward in extra

security. It means there are a num-ber of layers of security to get in andout. If there is an incident we canshut down a certain wing withouthaving to close the whole centre.”

The Patchway centre has 48 cells –which all include a mattress, pillow,blanket and toilet.

They all include running waterand a fish-eye security lens, whichallows officers to see everything inthe room, and CCTV.

Each cell receives natural lightand includes a built-in screen which

can be used by officers to com-municate with the detainee.

On every wall outside the cells isan “affray strip” – which can triggeran alarm should officers push it.

Staff based at the centre, includingneighbourhood and beat teams fromNorth Bristol and Filton, as well asthe South Gloucestershire YouthOffending Team will begin movingin from September 11, while the newenquiry office at Patchway will beopen from 8am – 8pm seven days awe e k .

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� The opening of the newcentres co-insides with theclosure of many Bristolpolice stations.

Avon and SomersetConstabulary plans toreduce its portfolio ofbuildings by at least 36 percent by 2019 in a bid tomake savings of millionsfrom budgets over thecoming years. Police chiefshave said the move will allowthe force to keep moreofficers on the front line.

� Inside the new custody unit at Patchway Pictures: Dan Regan

Creme of the crop First of newhouses at Cadbury site go on sale

THE first homes at theformer Somerdale Factoryin Keynsham have gone onsale – more than three yearsafter the historic Cadbury

factory turned out its last CurlyWu rly.

Taylor Wimpey is building 700new homes as part of its £34 milliondevelopment of the site on the edgeof the town.

Houses on the site have now beenput on sale by the developers and thefirst residents are expected to movein by the end of the year.

The historic red-brick factory em-ployed generations of workers fromthe same families but was deemedsurplus to requirements by Kraft –the American owners of Cadbury –just weeks after it took over the com-p a ny.

The first phase of the developmentis now almost complete and will in-clude three, four and five-bedroomproperties with the most expensivefetching more than £500,000.

Four show-homes will be openingin September to give prospective

purchasers a glimpse of the new de-ve l o p m e n t .

Work has also started on the de-molition of one of the factory blocks,which will pave the way for the con-struction of a new Fry Club.

The club, which has long been amajor part of the community, will berebuilt to include new changingrooms, five function rooms, a largesports bar with a skittle alley and amulti-activity room for communityg roups.

A brand new community centre isalso included in the master-plan, in-cluding a small number of retailunits, a medical centre, a riversidecafe and a care home, as well as anew 210-place nursery and aprimary school.

The proposals also include creat-ing a riverside walk with a new cycleand pedestrian bridge over theRiver Avon, while substantial areasof public open space will be createdincluding a wetland area for wild-l i f e.

Meanwhile, some existing factorybuildings will be used to create10,000 square metres of employments p a c e.

Among the first new homes nowavailable to reserve off-plan at thedevelopment are three-bedroomhouses from £275,000, plus four-bed-

room designs called the Avonfield,priced from £385,000.

The top of the range five-bed-roomed house on the new develop-ment is priced from £540,000.

Charlie Joseph, sales and market-ing director for Taylor Wimpey Bris-tol, said: “We are delighted to unveilthe first selection of new homes forsale at Somerdale, which is alreadygenerating a great deal of interestfrom savvy buyers looking for theirideal executive home.

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� TAYLOR Wimpey signed amulti-million deal with Krafttwo years ago to develop theSomerdale site andsurrounding land.

The plans include therelocation of the Fry Club, anew school, 700 houses andriverside walks and pathsconnecting the site with therest of Keynsham.

Kraft had originally pledgedto keep open the Cadburyfactory only to perform au-turn two weeks after its

£11.5 billion takeover ofCadbury was completed.

Chocolate productionceased at the factory threeyears ago and the work wasmoved to Poland.

The factory produced its lastCurly Wurly in March 2011.Other favourites made atKeynsham included DoubleDeckers and Creme Eggs.

According to the buildingfirm the scheme could createas many as a thousand newjobs in the area.

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� An aerial shot of the old Somerdale factory� Left, “The Meadows” one of the styles of the new houses.

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240V SECURITY Floodlight.Unused 70w high pressuresodium unit for external use.TACT70s ideal security light toprotect yards and outbuildings£10 Tel: 0117 3003757

DOLLS MINATURE all boxedvarious from around the worldideal for collector each £5 Tel:0117 9560092

REINFORCED FRONT bathpanel 5ft.6" white carronite panel.brand new never un-wrapped.very strong & sturdy. purchasedin error. cost £120. £65 Tel:01275 543644 or 07742694804

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DINNER JACKET, trousersand dress shirt, hardly worn.Approx size 42 chest, 38 waist,30 inside leg. £40 Tel: 01275372852

Prams & Pushchairs

Computers & Accessories

YESTERDAY'S BRITAINReaders Digest Book. Duplicatedgift. Illustrated story of how weused to live work and play.£10.00 Tel: 01275 830054

Disability

WHITE FIRE Front Goodcondition £40 Tel: 01173731654

MENS BROWN leather size XLBrand new men's brown leatherjacket, 28" length with tags, sizeXL in Glastonbury £55 ovno Tel:07982 730073

Dining Furniture

JOY OF THE ROVERS! JackSteggles. 1990 HB with DJ.Forget the Conference, relive the1989/90 promotion season! 143pages plus photos.Good cleancopy. Bristol. £5

Toys & Games

EPSON PRINTER DX8400model. Includes 1 epson cyancartridge plus 19 black cartridges.Vgc. £30.00 Tel: 02758 30054

LITTLE TYKES sit in police carLittle tykes Ride in police carsuitable from 18mths approx.Indoor or outdoor use. £10 Tel:07944 419240 or 01454270738

Audio Equipment

HOTTER SANDALS Rose pinkwith Velcro fastening, lovelycolour and hardly used, size 4.£12.00 Tel: 01460 78830

Aerials & Digital Receivers

Books , Comics&Magazines

01275 372339 or 07970 152829We urgently require all makes of stairlifts.

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• Reconditioned straight from£595 fitted.

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ANTIQUE BATH tub heavy,text only £80 ono Tel: 07538037769

BABY HIGH Chair fold up, asbrand new £30, trike, and scooter£3 each, can deliver. text only£30 Tel: 07538 037769

THOMSON DTI-2300 TVDigital receiver. VGC £20 ovnoTel: 01454 430331

2FT.6" FOLDING bed Foldingbed and mattress. Very goodcondition. Buyer collects. Ideal asguest bed. £20.00 Tel: 01179681930

HOTTER GORTEX SHOETrainer Style Shoe (SPLASH).Guaranteed Waterproof Size 6Black Unworn Cost £90 willaccept £45 ono or 07920125720

Private 08444 060262 | Trade 0117 934 3165

FOR THE HOME


2 SUMMER GROBAGS FOR18-36 MONTHS OLD FORCHILD TO SLEEP IN. Both - l.0tog and in excellent condition.£10 Tel: 0117 9565494

LARGE WHITE Wa r d r o b eHanging space and shelves. £20Tel: 0117 3731654


MISS SIXTY denim jacket, midblue, brand new with tags, size 8-10, cost £120, sell for £50 Tel:01454 880253


AVER MEDIA PC USB TVTuner and installation disk-Turnsyour PC in to a TV PLUS 10various AV phono cables& 1scart £25 EMAIL [email protected]£35 ovno Tel: 01225 833151

DINING TABLE Round, beech,98cm, with four matching chairs.As new condition. £50 ono Tel:0117 3731654


LAPTOP COMPUTER kit.ACER 17" laptop. WI-fi, cd discdrive, USB ports. Microsoft office,other software, Windows XP.Mouse, cables, lock lead, as newTargus bag. £80. £80

SHOWER RISER. Chromefinish shower riser and hose,unused and still in packet. £5 Tel:0117 3003757

Beds, Bedding & Bedrooms

ORIGINAL TROLLS about 50nurse diver skier indian etc ectvarious sizes prices from £4 Tel:0117 9560092

Diy & Tools

PUFFA SLEEVELESS GILETColoured stripes on whitebackground, good condition.£12.00 Tel: 01460 78830

SOMERSET CRICKET CLUB1984 fixtures wall chart with teamphoto also advertising IanBotham's Benefit Year £5 Tel:01225 426451

SINGLE BES 2ft 6in single bedwith handy storage underneath,used only a few times bygranddaughter, therefore inexcellent condition. £50 ovno Tel:0117 9570015

6-DRAWER STORAGE Unit.Old, strong, wooden unit 760h,400d, 350w. Ideal for shed orgarage. £5 Tel: 0117 3003757

PLAYMOBIL RECYCLINGTruck With mini-figure & lift-uprecycling area. As New. £6 Tel:0117 9565494

AEG CORDLESS drills x 2with 4 batteries and 2 chargers,excellent condition £95 Tel:07815 968695

WARDROBE, LARGE, OAK1948; vg cond.72.5" high x 47.5"wide, 22" deep. Mirror inside. £75Tel: 01458 443264

VACUUM CLEANER

KIRBY UPRIGHTVACUUM CLEANER and

SHAMPOOER.EXCELLENTCONDITION.RECENT

SERVICES,SPARE PARTSAND BAGS.EXCELLENT

ON PET HAIRS.AVONMOUTH AREA.

£350 ono

Tel: 07983 657057

DEVOLO DLAN Starter KitEasy Home networking. Boxed.As new £50 ovno Tel: 01454430331

CHINON CAMERA 35mm withcarrying case.Good condition.£15 Tel: 01225 426451

WALKER WITH bag, nearlynew, used once, cherry redcolour £50 Tel: 0117 9653367

RACING CAR and yellow car,£20 each, text only £20 Tel:07538 037769

GAS TUMBLE dryer Whiteknight gas tumble dryer fullworking order or spares. Sellingdue to house move and nospace. £50.00 Tel: 07887567462

DINING TABLE and 4 StoolsRound dining table with 4 xstorage stools in good condition.£95 ono. Buyer collects £95 or0117 9380760


Bags, Briefcases& Luggage

MOBILE COMMODE, unused£60 Tel: 01454 880253

LEAP FROG Tag bookexplorer Brand new unopened,Leap frog Tag junior bookexplorer reading system. Talks toencourage reading, 16 activitiesage 2-4 years. Cost approx £30£10 Tel: 07944 419240 or 01454270738CAR BOOSTER S E AT

GRACO, universal size, 15-36kg(33-80lbs). Retractable cupholder, removable, washable seatpad. £12 Tel: 01225 426451

GRACO PACK & PlayCompact Travel Cot/Playpen.Multi-coloured forholidays/nights away with paddedbase instructions & carrying bagAlso lots of baby clothes to sellseparately £25 Tel: 01179565494

WEDDING DRESS BeautifulWedding Dress ,Brand New Size12/14 £100 Tel: 07443 858814

LEAP FROG Tag bookexplorer Leap Frog Tag JuniorLittle book explorer. Readingsystem brand new & unopened.16 activities, talks to encouragereading. Age 2-4yrs. £10 Tel:07944 419240 or 01454270738

THE WAR OVER KEYNSHAM.Michael C Fitter.1995 Ltd Ed.HBwith DJ. 342 pp, manyphotos.Signed dedication byauthor.Excellent clean condition.Interesting scarce book. Bristol£10 Tel: 07990 785696

ELECTRICALMISCELLANEOUS. 100's ofmixed electrical crimp tags,several blocks of terminal strip,many rolls insulating tape andother items. £5 Tel: 01173003757

BOY'S CLOTHES (18Garments) L/S & S/S Shirts & TShirts, Hooded Top, Sun Hats,Winter Hats, Scarves, Gloves.Age 1 - 3 Years. JoJo MamanBebe etc. £10 Tel: 01179565494

VINTAGE FIRE SCREENGUARD HEAT GLAREPROTECTOR,MADE FROMWOOD WITH A HANDSTITCHED FOLK ARTDANCING SCENE £25 [email protected] £35 Tel: 01225833151

Clothing & Accessories

WINDOW UPVC frosted glasstop opener with sill 34 inx35 1/2w£25 Tel: 0117 9653933

Home Appliances

GAS FIRE Baxi fire with litcoals suitable for use with backboiler,black and glass,used onlytwice paid over £900 exccondition £100 ovno Tel: 01178647874

STUBBS MAN'S Wa t c hExpanding Bracelet, Quartz.Never worn. Boxed.Ex.Condition. £50 ovno or 01454430331

BLUE SMART Trike 3 in 1tricycle, suitable for ages 12months - 3 years, alreadyassembled for first stage (12 - 18months), hardly used, in excellentcondition £20 Tel: 01454880253

Carpets & Rugs

SIDEBOARD, OLD Oakveneer; dates from 1948 vgc.47.5" wide. Pic;[email protected] £80 Tel: 01458443264

MANS GREY SUIT - WORNONCE 65% new wool/35%polyester. Light grey. 36" waist.42" chest. 29"inside leg. SouthBristol area. £30 Tel: 01179647578

SINDY KITCHEN 1980s allcomplete with work tops stoolsplates food knives forks tinedfood all in box plus to much tolist £35 Tel: 0117 9560092

COSATTO PINE Cot withMattress 49L x 26H x 36D.Locking Drop Side and HeightAdjustable Wooden Slatted Base.Also lots of baby clothes to sellseparately, Birth-3yrs. All in VGC.£75 Tel: 0117 9565494

PGWODEHOUSE BOXED setof 6 small h/back books.Jeeves.£8 As New £8 Tel: 01179606139


MAN'S BROWN Jacket Size46R In small check. Ultimo, ExtraFine Wool. In excellent condition,Hardly worn. £20 Tel: 01179565494

DIMPLEX CASTORS One set(4) of castors for a Dimplex oil-filled radiator in bronze colour.£10 Tel: 01225 426451

Mobility

Watches & Jewellery

BOYS BEN 10 scooter withdrawer in base to store toys.Adjustable height steering. Greatgift. Absolute bargain £10 £10Tel: 0117 9714515 or 077718 8 8 6 11

STEADYCO 16 PIECE PRESCHOOL Table Set, Duplicategift, fabulous product, Less than1/2 Price. Unopened, Bargain atjust £13 £13 Tel: 0117 9714515or 07771 888611

CANON EOS 500 Body only -excellent condition.hardly used£20 Tel: 0117 3823612

Bathrooms & Accessories

5 WOODEN Peg lift OutPuzzles. Mfd by Early LearningCentre & Galt. 2 are Musical.Very Good Clean Condition. VeryColourful. Downend, Bargain, Lot£10 Photography

WeddingWear& Bridal Wear

BEDSIDE CABINET Whitebedside Cabinet with a glass top,excellent condition £10 ono Tel:07786 321079

TRACTOR SIT on pedalColour Blue, will suit 5/6 years£60 ono Tel: 07786 321079

JAGUAR XK, HISTORY OFHardback with dj; By Tim Slade.Cd post. £30 Tel: 01458443264

ACER 19 inch monitor Acer 19inch monitor black very little usemodel number is V193W with pclead first to see will buy. £25ovno Tel: 96030 34 or 07880977648

LAPTABLE LAP top table foryoung boy, battery needed forlight ,plus drink holder brand newin box £6 ovno Tel: 01179647974

RFI FILTER Sockets. MK LogicPlus 240v, 13A, 2-gang, DP spikeand RFI filter sockets K1826white, unused, boxed. 2 availableprice for pair £5 Tel: 01173003757

PLANETXIVIO.COM THEFREE 3D Virtual World for kids!Create your own Avatar, chat,collect rare items, get anapartment, invite friends! All fun,safe, and FREE! £1.00

Baby & Nursery Equipment

Child Safety

SOUNDTRACKS - Aw a r dWinning Listening Game (GALT).CD, Counters & Game Boards.Age 3-6 Years. Also Airport FloorPuzzle 45 Pieces. Both BrandNew. £10 Tel: 0117 9565494

COMPUTER DESK. Solid,slatted wood. Will take the largestof desktop computers. Keyboardshelf. £10. Long Ashton. £10 Tel:07531 590333

Toys & Games

WALKING AID Folding walkingframe on four wheels adjustableheight with seat and small basketvgc £40.00 Tel: 0117 9492654

9 PAIRS of Child's Shoes NavyLeather Ankle Boots & TrainersSize 5 1/2, Mr Men Sandals(6)Clarks Doodles & Trainers(6F&7F),Thomas Slippers (6),Exc.Cond.. £10 Tel: 01179565494

OVAL TABLE Solid pineextending table in good condition160cm long x 99cm wide x 78cmhigh and 200cm with foldingextension, 4 chairs included £90ono Tel: 01275 846041 or 07771887658

DRESSING TABLE tiltingmirror Dressing table mirror unit.23" wide x 10" deep x 33" highincluding 24" x 18" framed tiltingmirror. Two drawers in base unit,all in pine wood £25 ono Tel:01934 842940


DOLLS PUSHCHAIR Ta k ebaby/dolls to the park in thissmart fashion orange pushchair,handle either way (looking/not atbaby) new rain cover in excellentcondition £10 ovno Tel: 01179570015

NODDY BOOKS by ReadersDigest 30 hardback, playmat &parents instruction pages Neverused. Educational. VGC. £30 £30ovno Tel: 01454 430331

4 ELECTRIC fires. Glenradiator type 32L x 24D x 1W.21L x 16D x 4W. Blackspur1200watt halogen 13L x 3W pushbutton. Kingfisher 1200watthalogen 11L x 20D x 2W £7.50Tel: 0117 9538561

VINTAGE HIFIWANTED

I would like to buy:Turntables: Garrard models301 or 401, Thorens TD 124

OR EMT.Amplifiers: *valve type*Quad, Leak, Radford,Pamphonic or Westrex.Speakers: Large old

TANNOY, Westrex, WesternElectric, Lowther Or Vitavox

speakers.Pick up arms” SME or

Ortofon.Modern Jazz, or Folk Record

Collections considered.Genuine collector,

Please call Matthew on

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YANO COMPUTERIZEDinteractive story teller it talks toyou has face hands all movingwith unopened games all perfect£70 Tel: 0117 9560092



FIRE FRONT 1950,s front forash pan in hearth all in goodcond £40 Tel: 0117 9560092

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registration forms were printed over two weeks.

182registered entries

Campaign Launch The Win a Wedding competition opened for entry in the Bristol Post on August 12, 2014. Readers were invited to tell us in no more than 30 words why they would like to win the wedding and send it in along with a recent photograph of themselves to us. Registration was open via entry forms in paper or online at www.bristolpost.co.uk/winawedding

Full page entry form

Entry FormsWin a Wedding

worth£12,000

Win a Wedding ewrap on www.bristolpost.co.uk Win a Wedding landing page - bristolpost.co.uk/WinaWedding

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I would love to win this dream weddingfor me and my partner, we have beentogether since we were 16 have twobeautiful kids and would love to getmarried now but because of money itshard we have been together for 14 yearsnow. It would make our little familycomplete thank you.

Kate Puddy andDean Porter

Vicki and I got engaged earlier this year.All we both want to do is be married.This prize would make that dream cometrue sooner than we both could haveexpected.

Ian Robinson andVictoria Lloyd-Rees

I would love to win this prize becausemy fiancé and I have been trying tosave up for a few years but with a babywho’s just turned one we never seemto be able to. Next year would be aperfect time for us to have a weddingand Cadbury house is one of our topvenues!

Terri Durston andWilliam Hordern

Nick and I have been together foralmost 12 years and have 2 beautifulchildren, Imogen 3 and Leo 2. I hatethat I don’t have the same surnameas them but spending the £20,000 ona wedding seems completely selfishwhen the children deserve the best ofeverything and we are already a family,just not on paper.

Chantelle Burke andNicholas Anstee

Matt and I have been together 7 yearsnow. He makes me laugh I make himcry, and still after all these years I askwhy, I love him so much this is true,please help us see this relationshipthrough.

Lynn Marston andMatthew Berry

I would like to win this because itwould mean a lot to both me and mypartner, but especially him due tohaving a hard upbringing, not beingable to have what other people have, Ijust want to be able to make our day asfantastic as he is.

LucyWarren andDaniel Baxter

I’m marrying the man of my dreams;he’s so amazing and even willing toadopt my daughter since her daddydied when she was just a baby. I wouldlove to make this a special day for bothof us, many thanks.

Shelley Robbins andJeffery Climo

We have been together 13 years andhave 5 children. We want to get marredmore than anything else in this world.We try and save but end up gettingsomething one of the kids need. I woulddo anything to marry Mark, he is theman of my dreams, my soul mate andmy everything, as I am his.

Stacey Fullbrook andMark Barber

We’ve been engaged for 5 years andsince having 2 children being able toafford a wedding has been tricky. Itwould make our family complete, andour little boy would be so happy to seehis parents finally get married. I’d loveto win it for him, to see his little face onour big day, so excited and proud.

Jenna Keller andStuart Choak

Myself and my partner have beentogether for 12 years and lived togetherfor 7 years, we have 5 children and hada lot of bad luck together with financialworries and ill health, so this would justbe the icing on the cake for us as wearen’t able to afford it otherwise, thanks.

Tanja Riddle andAnthony Riddle

Would like to get married to my partner.

Rosemaria Hinton andLiam Courtney

We have two kids and a mortgage andhave never been able to afford it, plus Iam the only daughter and would live formy dad to walk me down the aisle.

Kelly George andJames Barnes

We want to win this wedding so we canmarry the love of our lives – we are soulmates.

Shaun Young andVicky Downes

Met my partner nearly three years ago,he was with another person at thetime, every time he saw me he seemedexcited, then on the 5th August 2011after he had split up with his ex wefinally got together, he’s 14.5 yearsyounger than me, he’s my soul mateand I love him to bits. We deserve this.

Lisa Betts andAndrew Chanelle

I would love to win my wedding sothat I could give my beautiful princessCharlotte the day she truly deserves; wecannot afford to pay for the weddingwe want because I am currentlysupporting Charlotte while she pursuesher dream of being a star so this wouldbe amazing! Although we’re young loveis forever.

Charlotte Fry andMolly-Ann Rogers

I have my Soulmate, Best-friend, Rockand lover all in one person. He is myone and only and we love each otherdearly.

Amelia Hasell andEdward Mullins

We are currently trying to plan ourwedding but finding the cost reallyexpensive!!! We have been togethersince January 2007. We have twochildren together and I’m dying to havetheir last name! He’s my childhoodsweetheart. Want to make it official.

Jade Salter andRobert Plant

We had planned to get married inMarch 2015. Sadly, Melanie’s mumdied suddenly earlier this year and therewas no life insurance in place. All ourwedding funds went on the funeral. Tobe able to give Melanie a great weddinglike this would mean everything to me,Melanie and her family after all theyhave been through. Thank you!

Julian Grose andMelanie O’Leary

After years of bad times, I didn’t knowhim until he rescued me when my carbroke down. I love him with all myheart and soul. Funds are short as I’ma student nurse and I have fertilityproblems. There isn’t much I can say butMatt is my life, please help us have ourspecial day.

Alysia Gamblin andMatthew Brimson

Aly and Russ successfully blended theirhearts and families while sharing anoutstanding journey of self-discoveryand physical change, becoming activeparents and successfully losing a totalof ‘14 stone’. This September they willrun the Bristol Half ‘side-by-side’ andwish to celebrate their newfound healthby walking ‘hand-in-hand’ and bindingtrue love through marriage.

Alyson Cave andRussell Thomas

We have been together for 14 years andhave 4 young children. We would lovethis chance as 2013 was a bad year forus suddenly losing my father in law tocancer. We were due to get marriedin 2014 but didn’t feel it was rightunder the circumstances. We feel nowis the right time and would love thisopportunity.

Emma Sanderson andAntony Morrison

We want to start the rest of our futuretogether being married and withoutthousands of pounds of debt becauseof the cost of a wedding. Marriage isone of the hardest and most rewardingthings you can do and we are up for thejourney of what the future holds for us

Toni-Ann Masey andPeter Mardon

My partner and I have been togetherfor over fifteen years with two lovelysons. We talked about a wedding in theearly days then sadly my father died.I always imagined he’d give me away.12 years on I feel it’s time to celebrateour relationship and make it official butfinancially it’s not possible.

Louisa Price andSimon Fry

Whilst looking at wedding packagesit is becoming very frustrating as noteverything we want is offered together.This package has everything. We want itto be perfect as we have been together14 years and this looks ideal. It will alsolet us spend more money on weddingclothes (especially my dress!).

Azeta Imani-Djadjarmiand Paul Roberts

I am a widow and have found thechance to spend the rest of my life withan amazing man who looks after meand my two daughters. We have beentogether for nearly two years and sowant to move in, but I won’t do thisuntil we are married. I’m old fashionedand want it to be perfect.

Hayley Reeves andRobert Honeyfield

We would love to win the prize as weare so committed to each other andwould love to get married so that wecould start a family together but we justhaven’t got the funding. We are prettyold school we like the thought of beingmarried before children so the chancewould be an amazing opportunityfor us.

Kerry Hook andRobert Graham

Garry and I have been together 10years, 4 of them engaged. In those yearswe have 2 beautiful girls, bought ahouse and got engaged. The last thingwe are to accomplish is being husbandand wife and your competition seemsthe perfect place to complete this partof our journey.

Jayne Moore-Kibbeyand Garry Say

We were looking to get married thisyear but we fell pregnant, my partnerhas been through a lot doing homestudies to further her skills so I wouldlove to surprise her with the weddingof her dreams. Unfortunately I haven’tgot the best job so winning couldfinally make us a proper family for mybaby boy.

Matthew Green andSamantha Pickett

We’ve been together 4 years and have2 beautiful daughters, Ella just 2 andNiamh 6 months. All our spare moneygoes on them - swimming lessons,ballet, gymnastics, days out, clothes,toys, etc. They are our world. We aredesperate to marry and be a ‘proper’family but with living costs and 2 youngchildren that just won’t ever happen.

Gemma Canavanand Nick Coles

We were looking to getting marriedthis year but due to the passing of mymum couldn’t face it -would love to getmarried next year.

Karen Pinnegar andRichard Fellows

James and I have been together for eightyears. We have three children together.We would love to win a wedding.Being married would be the finalblessing in our lives to cement us toeach other for life.

Sophie Clem andJames Flew

We would love to win, it would be adream, we have been together since wewere 16, that’s 17 years, but never beenable to afford to get married. Mark’s notonly my partner but also my best friend,we also have 3 young children whoare always asking when we are gettingmarried, and they would be so excited!

TraceyWyatt andMark Bodnarazek

We have been together for six years andhave two beautiful children together.It would be the icing on the cake tofinally be a family.

Charlotte Moore andJames Barnes

Me and my man are so in love, we metyears ago and always have bad luck.We want to get married so much so ourgranddad could watch (he has cancer).

JoanneWood andRobert Johns

We would love to win as I’ve neverwon anything. I had a bad time givingbirth to our little girl as I had pre-eclampsia and it scared me wonderingif our baby girl and I would be ok. Mypartner Rob and I have been engagedfor four years and still not married. Itwould just be perfect.

Katie Reynolds andRobert Sims

We have been engaged for five yearsnow, and have two beautiful childrenunder two years of age. We would loveto be married and to have our beautifulchildren there to share our special daythat we currently can’t afford. My mumis in very poor health with COPD, and Iwould love her to be there.

Patricia King andDereck Hazell

We have been engaged for 5 years nowand would love to finally get married.With having a child and having all ofthe other living expenses it is so hardto save. We would love for all of ourfamily to see our special day. But at thisrate we will never be able to afford it.

Rochelle Evans andMark Gingell

I would really love to win the wedding ofmy dreams. I am 21, with three beautifulchildren. We have a six week old baby girland a 13month old little girl. We also havea 3 year old little boy from my previousrelationship. I was on my own for the firstyear of his life until I met my fiancé Steve.Steve is a fantastic role model and step dadto my son. He has stood by my side, andhe is the man I want to spend the rest ofmy life with. Being young and having threechildren makes it hard to save up enoughmoney for a beautiful wedding, so winningour dream wedding would just make ourfamily complete.

Zoe Cutts andSteven Tancock

I’ve been wanting to propose to mygirlfriend of five years for a while nowand I just can’t afford it and with ourfirst child being born in four weeks it’slooking like I’ll never be able to marryNatalie. Please help me and Natalie getmarried so we can be a proper family.

LukeWatts andNatalie Rouse

We have been together seven yearsin October and we have just boughtour first house and really want to getmarried before we start a family butare finding it hard to save as we have alarge family, so it’s going to cost us quitea lot.

Claire Case andDean Lias

We have been together since Carawas fifteen and Dan was eighteen.We’ve been together for six years andonly just got engaged on ChristmasDay, complete surprise for me, we arelooking to move in together and alsoget married so winning this will help usout a lot, then we can concentrate ona family.

CaraWrixon andDaniel Tweedy

John and I have been together forseven years and together we haveaccomplished so much, we’ve hadhurdles along the way but we’ve done itbecause we’ve had each other! We arebest friends that are forever wonderingif we’d ever be able to have our dreamwedding due to finances - please helpus make our dreams come true!

Sarah McGregor andJohn Hooper

We have three beautiful children andthey would love me to have the samesurname to complete our family.

Roxanne Brooks andLee Reed

We’ve been in love for three and ahalf years. We have a beautiful fivemonth little girl which was touch andgo when she was born as I contractedpre-eclampsia and I had to be inducedfive and a half weeks early. We’ve hadit tough. Stu lost his mum last year andmy nan has vascular dementia so wouldlove her to see me get married.

Kirsty West andStuart Griffiths

Me and my partner haven’t got a lotof money and would really love goget married, so if you could help us tohopefully win this, you would makeour year.

Luke Crocker andBecky Zähringer

We would love to win this prize as thisis the most amazing thing that couldever happen to us and help us moveon into our future life together as acouple. This would be the first time wewould ever win everything and it wouldtake away all the stress we’ve had toorganise the big day.

Olivia Bennett andCharlie Wilkes

Steve and I have been together forthree years, we met online and Iknew as soon as I saw him that hewas something special - I call him mysuperman. We both work hard andSteve is a true Bristolian! We wouldlove to marry but just can’t afford it.Winning this would be perfect!

Clare Martin andSteve Hand

Jonathan and I would like to win thewedding as everyone knows weddingsare expensive and takes years to save.We have been together for ten yearsand we both love this venue as wehave spent many special occasionshere. We would love to win and spendour special day here with our familyand friends.

Toni Eaton andJonathan Harding

I’d like to win this prize just to surprisethe woman of my dreams with herdream wedding!

Jason Parker andLesa O’Connell

I would love to get married at Cadburyhouse it is my choice of venue thatwe’re trying to save for, which is whyI would love to win this wedding. I’vebeen looking at the venue for ages andlove it, it’s perfect.

Jessica Stewart andSam Lewis

20-page supplementOn September 9th all our registered couples were featured in a 20-page supplement printed in the Bristol Post. There were 182 couples in total all competing each other for the top prize of a £12,000 wedding at DoubleTree at the Hilton Cadbury House. As well as featuring our entered couples, we also launched the first voting form.

Meet the couplesWin a Wedding

worth£12,000

WinaWeddingWORTH £12,000

You will find pictures for all this year’s entrants over the next fewpages, so please look through, make a note of your favourite

couple and start voting!

We’ve been in a relationship for fiveand a half years now, engaged forone year with two beautiful children.The last two years have been verychallenging and us being able to getmarried by winning this prize wouldenable us to have our dream weddingthat we’ll never be able to afford onour own.

Sarah Bullen andMark Cordy

I was in an abusive relationship whichmade me poorly, finally plucked up thecourage to get out of it, met my newpartner over a year ago. He’s my life,my soulmate and the best boyfriend Icould wish for but at the moment wedon’t have the money to get marriedand it would be the best thing.

Vicki Quayle andAnthony Cox

We would love to win a weddingbecause we have been engaged forten years but just cannot afford to getmarried. We have two children andbeen together thirteen years, everytime we try to save for our weddingsomething else always pops up. Itwould be a dream come true if wewon :)

Sarah Ewins andRichard Cole

We would love to get married.However, after both being maderedundant from our jobs last year andthen my partner again this year, it seemslike we will never get the opportunity.We have been engaged for four yearsand got engaged three months aftermeeting when no one said it would last.Please make our dreams come true.

Katie Barrett andClayton Kingman

Our love story began with a date whichended in us planning the rest of ourlives! We did everything we plannedexcept get married. This venue is ourdream wedding – friends, family,laughter and fireworks, an outdoorceremony with our little girl as a flowergirl in a beautiful part of the world.

Sarah Taylor andLee Simpson

After not getting married last year dueto our venue falling though and losingeverything, we then find out my nan,one of the most important people in mylife, is dying from motor neuron disease,I just want her to be there to see me getmarried, without this we cannot affordto do it, before she will pass away.

Tanya Ridgwell andMatthew Barna

We have been together for fourteenyears and would love this chance to wina wedding day that is just a dream tous. We love each other to bits, we’re notjust partners we’re the best of friends.

Nicola Chapman andMatthew Stephens

Myself and my partner would like to getmarried here, we visit here often andas a same sex couple it’s perfect for us.We have a big family and it would bea perfect gift to win. Our dreams cometrue to finally be able to marry thewoman who I want to spend the rest ofmy life with.

Sarah Purkiss andElizabeth Marshall

Win a Wedding supplement in the Bristol Post

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Voting StageWin a Wedding

worth£12,000

Collect MechanicAll couples were encouraged to collect as many votes as possible which were printed in the Bristol Post daily for twelve days between Tuesday, September 9 and Wednesday, September 24, 2014.The voting slips varied from day to day on monetary value from 50 votes per slip, going up to 100, 150 and even 200 votes per slip.The winner would be couple who submits the most tokens before the closing date.

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� THE Encounters Film Festival will be in fullswing in Bristol by the time we get toWednesday, based at the Watershed. Aunique twist this year is the PerpetualCinema, featuring 20 short films selected fromthe last 20 years of the festival, runningconstantly. Tomorrow the films are beingshown between 5pm and 8pm – and it’s free!

NEW ALBUM

� RYAN Adams has been getting a fair bit ofairplay as his new album (“Ryan Adams”) hitsthe download charts. Normally people nametheir first album after themselves, and branchout after that, but it’s been 14 years sinceAdams went solo and released his debutHeartbr eaker. Gimme Something Good, acatchy number, has been getting DJs excited.

� YOU might be sick of the sight of saltiresalready, but if not then from 10pm tomorrowChannel 4 are hosting a live show about theScottish independence referendum called TheGreat British Break-Up? Even If the titlesounds a bit sinister, the show – hosted byJon Snow live from Edinburgh – should makeinteresting viewing.

� BRISTOL is now well served when it comesto tapas bars and restaurants, and the latestopening has been given the thumbs up by ourfood writer. When Mark Taylor visited PataNegra (Clare Street) he found it a stylish placefor a meal out, and his verdict was: “Slickservice, tight and punchy cooking and abustling, fun atmosphere.”

� THERE’S a fair bit of Champions Leagueaction across the sports channels tomorrownight and while it might be tempting to see ifDiego Costa can score for Chelsea AGAIN inthe Sky Sports 1 match against Schalke 04, amore enticing match is over on Sky Sports 5as Manchester City travel to take on BayernMunich.

� GIVEN that the Scots might be about toleave us, why not mark Wednesday night bytesting out one of their best exports. Head toThe Woods (Park St Avenue), arguably thebest place in Bristol to find whisky with 55different types on the menu. Drink a toast tothe Union, in case it’s gone 24 hours later.w w w. t h e w o o d s b a r. c o . u k

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17

� B R I S T O L’S Millennium Square will onceagain be showing live opera (Rigoletto,7.30pm) beamed into the city from CoventGarden. Some tables and seats will beprovided, or you can play safe and bring yourown cushions and blankets. Nearby At-Bristolwill provide waitress service and its café willbe open.

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this exclusive group there are award winning restaurants, super health clubs and beautyzones, so something for everyone.

Prices are ‘per stay’ and begin at the advertisedprice below

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Terms & Conditions Offer valid for stays until 20th December 2014, based on two adults sharing a standard double/ twin room with dinner, bed and breakfast and a glass of sparkling wine per person. Dinner is a three-course meal taken from the table d’hôte menu in thehotel main restaurant. Offer is subject to availability on new bookings only & cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Saturday supplements may apply. Rates are from and are based on up to 30% discount off best available rate and will fluctuate according todemand. All bookings require full prepayment (non-refundable & non-transferable). Blackout dates and supplements may apply. A £2.50 surcharge will be levied on credit (not debit) card bookings. For full booking terms & conditions please see thehotelcollection.co.uk/terms-and-conditions. There is no availability in Scotland during the Ryder Cup (*23rd-28th Sept)

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WinaWeddingworth

£12,000Thank you to everyone

who entered our Win a Weddingcompetition.

Now it’s time to vote forwho you think deserves to winthe prize of a lifetime at this

beautiful venue.

The Icing CentreAnn Pickard of The Icing Centre will take your ideas, photographs and colour themes and turnthem into your dream wedding cake. Using her 20 years expertise in sugarpaste modellingand royal icing she will create a piece of edible art – stunning on the outside and deliciouson the inside (fruitcake, chocolate or vanilla, even carrot or lemon cake and more). Ann alsospecialises in personalised wedding toppers. Using photos to designing a genuine likeness ofthe couple.Whether you want a traditional, contemporary, or novelty cake, even a mini-cake tower – thepossibilities are endless; cakes that show a special place, or holiday; novelty cakes depicting ashared hobby or interest; contemporary cakes based on designs you love; or a traditional tieredcake with subtle flowers and piping. The Icing Centre creates stunning wedding cakes, whichbecomes the centrepiece of your wedding reception and is preserved forever in photos.

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All votes must be received by noon on Tuesday, September 30, 2014.Standard Local World terms and conditions apply, for a full list visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/houserules.No photocopies will be accepted. For a full list of terms and conditions of the competition and individual prizeproviders please visit the official Win a Wedding website at www.bristolpost.co.uk/WinAWedding

VOTING FORM

150 VOTESWinaWedding

worth£12,000

Please send this voting form to:Win a Wedding, Bristol Post,Temple Way, Bristol, BS2 0BY.

STEP 1 Voting forms willbe printed every day untilWednesday, September24. Each voting slip willbe worth a differentnumber of votes. The aimis to collect as many aspossible for the couple

you would like to win.(Entrants are able to votefor themselves).STEP 2 Once you havecollected your votessend them to the addressindicated on the VotingForm. You can send in as

many votes as you wisheach time. We also haveboxes in reception if youwish to hand deliver yourvotes.STEP 3 The couple whoreceive the most voteswill be the winners and

will attend a specialevening at the venueon the second week inOctober.The winners will get married onSaturday, March 28, 2015, thisdate is non-exchangeable. BristolNews & Media cannot pay postagecosts to obtain voting coupons, norcan it take responsibility for lost

voting coupons. Please note we donot disclose the amount of votesachieved by any of the couples.The winners will be required toparticipate in publicity relating to thecompetition. For a full list of termsand conditions of the competitionand individual prize providersplease visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/winawedding.

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The winners will get married onSaturday, March 28, 2015, this

date is non-exchangeable. BristolNews & Media cannot pay postagecosts to obtain voting coupons, norcan it take responsibility for lostvoting coupons. Please note we donot disclose the amount of votesachieved by any of the couples.The winners will be required toparticipate in publicity relating to thecompetition. For a full list of termsand conditions of the competitionand individual prize providersplease visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/winawedding.

Prams & Pushchairs

PLINTH HEATER Consort 2kwelectric plinth heater andthermostat control. Greyfaceplate 120mm x 240mm.Opening required in plinth370mm x 90mm. Hanham area.£25 Tel: 0117 2393757

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BOY'S CLOTHES Ve s t s ,Babygros, L/S & S/S Shirts,Trousers, Hooded Tops, WinterCoats, Grobags, Shoes 1 - 3Years. JoJo Maman Bebe etc.From 25p ea. £5 a bag. VGC £5Tel: 0117 9565494

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BOY'S CLOTHES Birth-3Years Vests, Babygros, HoodedTops, Shirts, Trousers, Hats,Scarves, Winter Coats (DesignerLabels) Grobags, Shoes. From25p upwards or £5 a bag full.VGC £5 Tel: 0117 9565494

PLAYSTATION 2 Classic SonyPS2 console, stand, controllers,15 games, memory cards etc,Venom carry case, All inexcellent condition.Reduced forquick sale. £25 ono Tel: 07778600206

CHILDRENS' VHS TAPES 25Childrens' Vhs tapes - PostmanPat, Fireman Sam, Noddy etc, allin original boxes, all popularfamily favourites, excellentcondition £20 ovno Tel: 07778600206

DOUBLE WARDROBE Billyjunior wardrobe, beech-effectfinish, includes single hangingrail, 3 shelves & 3 drawers.H202xW98xD61cm. 1 year old,excellent condition. £90 Tel:01275 858607 or 07855504101

2 GROBAGS FOR 18-36MONTHS OLD, FOR CHILD TOSLEEP IN. Both - l.0 tog and inexcellent condition. £10 Tel: 01179565494

MOBILITYSCOOTER 4MPH

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ROTHMANS FOOTBALL yearbook - and news of the worldfootball annuals- 32 books - 1973- 1998 £50 ono Tel: 07774874973

BRAND NEW memory foammattress Still in packagingsleepeazy mattress 10" thickmemory foam orthopaedic was£600 now just £99 can deliver07455955270 £99 Tel: 07455955270

MAN'S BROWN Jacket Size46R In small check. Ultimo, ExtraFine Wool. In excellent condition,Hardly worn. £20 Tel: 01179565494

BED METAL frame double bedin good condition with woodenslats. £25 Tel: 0117 9552594

GRACO PACK & PlayCompact Travel Cot/Playpen.Multi-coloured forholidays/nights away with paddedbase instructions & carrying bagAlso lots of baby clothes to sellseparately £20 Tel: 01179565494

HOOVER KIRBY 5 In vg cond.with all carpet tools. Bargain.(Somerset) £100 Tel: 0745566418

DYSON UPRIGHT Va c u u mCleaner Dyson DC33. VGC.Operating manual. £50.00 Tel:07979 656726 or 01454615806

BABY HIGH Chair fold up, asbrand new £30, trike, and scooter£3 each, can deliver. text only£30 Tel: 07538 037769

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SIDEBOARD, OLD Oakveneer; dates from 1948 vgc.47.5" wide. Pic;[email protected] £80 Tel: 01458443264

Child Safety

ELITE BATTERYPOWERED MOBILITY

SCOOTER

4 wheeled, blue,good condition, little use.

£300

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Bags, Briefcases& Luggage

SWIMMING POOL equipmentHeat exchanger. stainless steel,Sand Filter Skimmer with pipesTotal Hanham £80 Tel: 01173298625

ANTIQUE BATH tub heavy,text only £80 ono Tel: 07538037769

BRISTOL GLASS Witt,Weedon, Schwind. Pub 1984. HBwith DJ. Redcliffe Press. Theillustrated story of an industrycentral to Bristol in 18th century.Excellent copy £8 Tel: 07990785696

CAR BOOSTER S E ATGRACO, universal size, 15-36kg(33-80lbs). Retractable cupholder, removable, washable seatpad.As new,hardly used. £12 Tel:01225 426451

COMPUTER TABLE Excellentcondition. Teak coloured wood.Ashley Down. £20.00 Tel: 01179551430

DELL PRINTER Dell PrinterV305 Colour and b/w, plus 12 fullink cartridges. Excellentcondition, no longer needed.Bargain. £50 ono Tel: 07778600206

CARPET TILES Qty 37. Grey/Black fleck with felt backing. 18inch Square, contract quality.Used but in very good condition.Ideal for box room or office. £20ono Tel: 0117 9570851

COMMEMORATIVE PLATEofficial royal collection trust plate,to celebrate the birth of HRHprince George of Cambridge,finebone china & 22 carat goldboxed cost £45 sell £25 Tel:07905 280488 or 01454626564

Mobility

MEMORY FOAMDOUBLE DIVAN BED

With reversible bodyresponsive/comfort rating4 mattress and 2 storagedrawers. Can deliver.Cost £699 accept

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DOLLS MINATURE all boxedvarious from around the worldideal for collector each £5 Tel:0117 9560092

ANY GAS BOILER SERVICEDGAS SAFE REGISTERED. anygas boiler serviced withcertificated. £55 Tel: 07985829786

BOY'S CLOTHES Birth-3yrsVests, Babygros, Tops, Shirts,Trousers, Winter Coats, HoodedTops, Hats, Shoes, Grobags(Designer Labels) In VGC. From25p upwards or £5 a bag, £5 Tel:0117 9565494

FIRE FRONT 1950,s front forash pan in hearth all in goodcond £40 Tel: 0117 9560092

HOSTESS TROLLEYExcellent condition, hardly used.Phillips make. 4 serving dishesand space to keep items hot.Ashley Down £50.00 Tel: 01179551430

DOULTON/TEASET/DINNER 4cups/saucers/teaplates & dinnerplates blue,white & gold. brandnew, suitable wedding gift. £30ovno Tel: 0117 9695975

YANO COMPUTERIZEDinteractive story teller it talks toyou has face hands all movingwith unopened games all perfect£70 Tel: 0117 9560092

BUILDERS DIGGING/CROWBar. Drop Forged. Lever/Chiselone end & Pointed other end.Robust Hexagonal Shaft, 32mmAcross Flats. 127cm long. Weight7kg. £20 ono Tel: 01179570851

BOOKS 5 volumes of livingcountry side in folders ,inexcellent condition.Postage couldbe arranged. £5 Tel: 01225765087 or 07762 459740

Books , Comics&Magazines

TIME LIFE. Wild West 20editions good condition. George,Fishponds. £30 ovno Tel: 01179574746

PLASTIC TUMBLER glassesdisposable or reusable 1/2 pintsealed in packaging box of 100£5 ono Tel: 07891 770856

LG COUNTER Fridge SmallFridge that sits on worktop.White. Clean&tidy. £40 ono Tel:01278 322577

HEATER PORTABLE with afull bottle of butane gas = 12kgin good condition. £50

FOOT CIRCULATION B o o s t e r,12V, with separate leads andcontact pads, good condition. £80Tel: 0117 9865529

CAR BOOSTER SEAT byGRACO.Universal size 15-36kg(33-80lbs).Retractable cupholders.Removable&washableseat pad.Hardly used as New.£12 Tel: 01225 426451

FOAM CUPS insulateddisposable 7 fl oz white sealed inpackaging box of 100 £5 ono Tel:07891 770856

SWIMMING POOL Pump Asnew never used, Motor IP55prefilter, have the manual. £95Tel: 0117 3298625

ENGINEERS BEVELPROTRACTOR. Mitutoyo. 30cm.Blade.Vernier Scale to 5 mins.Fine adj.bezel. Built in MagnifyingGlass. Stainless/Satin Finish.Cased. Excellent Condition. £70ono Tel: 0117 9570851

BUFFALO PLATFORMTRAINERS Original Buffaloplatform trainers, as new, size 6,navy blue or khaki green, £15each £15 ono Tel: 01275810385

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RACING CAR and yellow car,£20 each, text only £20 Tel:07538 037769

2 FOOT scooters- Razor, M-.60. Each £10 Tel: 07774874973

DRESS SUIT Black, Wornonce, 42inch chest, 33 inch leg,cummerbund and bow tieincluded. Hanham. £25 Tel: 01173298625

2 GOLF BAG travelling cases,with wheels, each £10 Tel: 07774874973


PLASTIC TUMBLER glassesdisposable or reusable 8fl ozsealed in packaging box of 750£30 ono Tel: 07891 770856



ACRO PROPS x 4 - £22 eachor £88 for 4.Can deliver. £88 Tel:07504 745889

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NUMEROUS CRIME thrillers-John Grisham etc, £10 Tel:07774 874973

AROUND BRISTOL. CliveHardy. Photographic Memoriesfrom the Francis Frith collection.PB, 2006 ed. Excellent cleancopy. Bristol. £5 Tel: 07990785696

Toys & Games

VINTAGE FELT HATS 3xladies hats inc. 70's red floppyhat & black fedora £5 Tel: 01275810385

ORIGINAL TROLLS about 50nurse diver skier indian etc ectvarious sizes prices from £4 Tel:0117 9560092


CELEBRATION BANNERSWELCOME BACK / ITS A BOY/ JUST MARRIED /CONGRATULATIONS bannerson Continuous reels. £5 per reel- BARGAIN!! £5 Tel: 07767041703 or 0117 9049704

PUSH CHAIR MOTHERCAREfold able push chair, blue,excellent condition. £10 ovno Tel:07778 600206

PLAYMOBIL RECYCLINGTruck With mini-figure & lift-uprecycling area. As New. £6 Tel:0117 9565494

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BLACK METAL single bedsingle bed black tubular frame,slatted base good condition cost£200 new space needed henceprice £40 ono Tel: 07905 280488or 01454 626564

JAGUAR XK, HISTORY OFHardback with dj; By Tim Slade.Cd post. £30 Tel: 01458443264

SINDY KITCHEN 1980s allcomplete with work tops stoolsplates food knives forks tinedfood all in box plus to much tolist £35 Tel: 0117 9560092

GROMIT UNLEASHED dogbrand new gromit the dog inoriginal box unwanted gift cost£35 sell £25 £25 Tel: 07905280488 or 01454 626564

BOOKS 3 volumes ofaromatherapy in folders in goodcondition.Postage could bearranged. £3 Tel: 01225 765087or 07762 459740

ASSORTED CLOTHES size 8-10 as new some with tags on andshoes size 5 never worn variousprices from £2.00 Tel: 01179560092

CURTAINS CURTINA palegreen one pair plus tie backs andvalance size 90x90 fully lined asnew excellent cond £60.00 ovnoTel: 0117 9560092

COSATTO PINE Cot withMattress 49L x 26H x 36D.Locking Drop Side and HeightAdjustable Wooden Slatted Base.Also lots of baby clothes to sellseparately, Birth-3yrs. All in VGC.£65 Tel: 0117 9565494

9 PAIRS of Child's Shoes NavyLeather Ankle Boots & TrainersSize 5 1/2, Mr Men Sandals(6)Clarks Doodles & Trainers(6F&7F),Thomas Slippers (6),Exc.Cond.. £10 Tel: 01179565494

ELECTRIC ARC WELDER.TELWIN F140 model, 240v.Current 65-140 amps. Completewith face shield and fullinstructions. Includes a trolley &300 assorted welding rods. £60ono Tel: 0117 9570851


CAR BOOSTER SEAT byGRACO.Universal size 15-36kg(33-80lbs).Retractable cupholders.Removable&washableseat pad.Hardly used as New.£12 Tel: 01225 426451

VINTAGE BOOTS 70's Italianleather long boots,2in heel,beautiful red/maroon colour, size4, excellent condition £15 onoTel: 01275 810385

ISOLATING SWITCH 32A.Proteus Telford industrial metalbox splashproof isolating switchunused, boxed. £10 Tel: 01173003757

DELL PRINTER Dell V305Colour B/W printer plus 12 full inkcartridges. Excellent condition, nolonger needed. Bargain £50 onoTel: 07778 600206

GAS TUMBLE dryer WhiteKnight gas tumble dryer fullworking order or spares,veryeconomical to run, moved andnowhere to install. £60.00 Tel:01275 845706

Games Consoles & Games

DYSON DC 14 vacuum dysondc 14 animal vacuum cleanergood working order withattachments and a extra one seephoto £50 Tel: 07905 280488 or01454 626564


CURTAINS/POLE DUCK eggCurtains 90 wide bx 54" Drop inexcellent condition with sewn inlinings and tie backs. togetherwith wooden curtain pole £25 Tel:01275 46333401275 372339 or 07970 152829

We urgently require all makes of stairlifts.www.avonmobility.co.uk

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WARDROBE, LARGE, OAK1948; vg cond.72.5" high x 47.5"wide, 22" deep. Mirror inside. £75Tel: 01458 443264

Bathrooms & Accessories

240V SECURITY Floodlight.Unused 70w high pressuresodium unit for external use.TACT70s ideal security light toprotect yards and outbuildings£10 Tel: 0117 3003757

RFI FILTER Sockets. MK LogicPlus 240v, 13A, 2-gang, DP spikeand RFI filter sockets K1826white, unused, boxed. 2 availableprice for pair £5 Tel: 01173003757

MAMAS & Papas Buggy Bag-Black Hard wearing heavy dutyfabric protects buggy when intransit. Easy to use carry strapfor effortless carrying. £10 Tel:0117 9565494

LARGE WOODEN FrameMirror Rectangular. Goodcondition. A medium naturalcoloured wooden frame. Hangingattachment. Height 59cm. Width74cm. £20 Tel: 07722 532585 or01242 253993

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BRAND NEWDOUBLE DIVAN BED

With large drawer 10” thicksleepeazy mattress memoryfoam and orthopaedic andmattress and matchingheadboard was £899,99selling for only £249.99 or

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SOUNDTRACKS - Aw a r dWinning Listening Game (GALT).CD, Counters & Game Boards.Age 3-6 Years. Also Airport FloorPuzzle 45 Pieces. Both BrandNew. £10 Tel: 0117 9565494

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Prizes - The lucky couple will win all prizes stated belowThe wedding by Double Tree by Hilton Cadbury House will include… • Complimentary room hire for day and evening reception • Complimentary ceremony room hire including the outside gazebo with spectacular views • Reception drink on arrival of Bucks Fizz • Three course wedding menu with coffee, tea and local fudge • A glass of wine with the meal for each adult guest • A glass of sparkling wine for the toast • Evening fi nger buffet • Complimentary luxury bridal suite for the bride and groom on the wedding night • Cake stand and knife • Floral arrangement for the top table • Decorated tables to include crockery, glassware and cutlery, white linen cloths and napkins, table confetti and tea light candles • Ice sculpture • Disco with our resident dj • Red carpet for your arrival or ceremony • An easel for your table plan • A dedicated and experienced event planner • A Master of Ceremonies • Menu tasting for the bride and groom • Anniversary dinner for the couple in the Marco Pierre White restaurant • Half hour back massage spa treatment for the bride and mother of the bride

Tin Can FloralVintage-inspired designs to exude your wedding day dreams Tin Can Floral is owned by Adèle Brown, a London trained, artisan wedding fl orist. Adèle lovingly crafts beautiful wedding fl owers throughout Bristol, Bath and South Gloucestershire and is a preferred supplier for a number of wedding venues, including Old Down Manor and Thornbury Castle. As well as bridal work, Tin Can Floral craft a range of designs: funeral tributes, bouquets and unique fl oral gifts - including the original tin can fl orals.Contact Adèle to book your free couples consultation, or take a look at her gorgeous website for inspiration and to see what else she has to offer.

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All votes must be received by noon on Tuesday, September 30, 2014.Standard Local World terms and conditions apply, for a full list visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/houserules.No photocopies will be accepted. For a full list of terms and conditions of the competition and individual prize providers please visit the offi cial Win a Wedding website at www.bristolpost.co.uk/WinAWedding

STEP 1 Voting forms will be printed every day until Wednesday, September 24. Each voting slip will be worth a different number of votes. The aim is to collect as many as possible for the couple

you would like to win. (Entrants are able to vote for themselves). STEP 2 Once you havecollected your votes send them to the address indicated on the Voting Form. You can send in as

many votes as you wish each time. We also have boxes in reception if you wish to hand deliver your votes.STEP 3 The couple who receive the most votes will be the winners and

will attend a special evening at the venue on the second week in October.The winners will get married on Saturday, March 28, 2015, this date is non-exchangeable. Bristol News & Media cannot pay postage costs to obtain voting coupons, nor can it take responsibility for lost

voting coupons. Please note we do not disclose the amount of votes achieved by any of the couples. The winners will be required to participate in publicity relating to the competition. For a full list of terms and conditions of the competition and individual prize providers please visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/winawedding.

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#Social Media TeasersRandom posts were scheduled on Facebook and Twitter with token images to remind people to keep collecting for their friends.

Count upIt took three days for a team of three to count the votes per couple – we had votes all over the office and it was the most tokens we had seen for the Win a Wedding competition to date.

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SevenY O U C A N D O

� MAGIC in the Moonlight, the latestcharacter piece from Woody Allen, stars(among a vast ensemble cast) Colin Firth andEmma Stone. There are Allen’s usualinsecurities and bluster, here manifesting in aplayful yet lightweight romantic comedy seton the sun-kissed 1920s French Riviera.

INDEPENDENT FILM

� TOMORROW night The Watershed on theHarbourside is screening At Berkeley (PG,6.20pm). The documentary examines one ofAmerica’s greatest institutions, the Universityof California at Berkeley, a hotbed of left-wingactivism in the 1960s which championedstate-funded education for all. Get a cinematicket, burger, and a drink for only £15.

� THE Men with Many Wives (Channel 4,10pm) explores the world of polygamousmarriages among British Muslims, examiningthe daily challenges of such relationships. It isestimated that there may be 20,000polygamous marriages between BritishMuslims – all of which have no rights underBritish law.

� BOSCO Pizzeria, which has opened with abang on a prime Whiteladies Road site, isfrom the team behind The Kensington Arms inRedland. The chef here is Jake Platt, whooriginally worked under legendary Bristol chefStephen Markwick. Pizzas cooked in thewood-fired oven are the main focus buteverything on the menu is good.

� A GROUP of Bristol illustrators open a newshow tomorrow that explores the childishgender roles boys and girls enforce onthemselves, and each other, during theirschool years. The Meet Me in the Toiletsexhibition at Edwardian Cloakroom promisesa collection of irreverent illustrations in theformer public conveniences on Park Row.

� W E D N E S D AY ’S mean one thing to Bristol’sfoodies: the Corn Street Farmers’ Market.Whether you’re stocking up the kiutchen orsimply looking for some lunch, Bristol’slongest-running weekly farmers’ market offersa wide range of stalls selling meat, fish,organic vegetables, cakes, cheese and bread,from 9am to 2pm.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24

� DOC Brown brings his The Weird WayRound show to Tobacco Factory Theatrestomorrow night. With his tongue-in-cheektake on hip-hop culture, the rapper-turned-comedian is one of the sharpest comicsworking the circuit who’s also appeared onRussell Howard’s Good News, and, mostrecently, Ricky Gervais’ brilliant Der ek.

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Most city Muslims reject terrorgroup as nothing to do with Islam

MOST Muslims in Bristolreject Isis as nothing todo with the Islamic faith,a city councillor hascl a i m e d .

And Afzal Shah, a city ward coun-cillor for Easton, said manyMuslims felt vulnerable becausethey were increasingly under thespotlight due to radicalisation andthe controversies over banning theBurkha and Halal meat.

Councillor Shah, who is a prac-tising Muslim, said: “This is one ofthe best countries in the world topractice one’s faith but many peoplein the Muslim community are moreand more worried about the situ-at i o n .

“The feeling among Muslims isthat they are under the spotlightbecause of issues such as Isis.

“But Isis has nothing whatsoeverto do with the Islamic faith.”

He added “I have four of thebiggest mosques in Bristol in myward and I can tell you that Muslimsreject Isis.

“We are warned about suchgroups by the prophet because hesays there will come a time whenthey slaughter innocent individualsand totally misrepresent Islam.”

Mr Shah has organised a meetingwith the police and various agenciesto discuss the issue of groomingyoung people to support radicalv i ew s.

He said: “Muslims are waking upto the fact that young people need anoutlet.

“I feel 100 per cent British andtherefore I regard this as my countryand I think it is very important thatwe deal with this issue collectively.

“If anyone has issues with foreign

policies, then they should involvethemselves in the political processand consider trying to become ac o u n c i l l o r. ”

Isis has been in the headlines isrecent months after taking respons-ibility for the murder of two Westernhosta g es.

Videos of the gruesome behead-ings of the two victims have beenposted online by the extremist grouptriggering outrage across thewo rl d .

Meanwhile, Tony Blair hasclaimed that the only way to dealwith the organisation could be withtroops on the ground.

The former Prime Minister saidair strikes are not enough to defeatthe extremists who have taken con-trol of large swathes of Iraq andSyria.

He said: “What I say is maybe hav-ing been through all of this, havingfaced these decisions in governmentand having faced the difficultchoices in Iraq after 2003, and whenthe very type of terrorism that we'refacing today we faced then, maybeit's worth appreciating the fact thatthere are lessons I have learnt fromthe experience of having gonethrough the process of taking thesedecisions, of having to deal with thesituation in Iraq where, as I say, pre-cisely the same type of terroristforces we were facing in Iraq in2006-07 is exactly what we face nowin 2014.”

Hundreds ofjobs saved asstores sold

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MOBILE phone operators blamed forthe collapse of retailer Phones 4Uhave swooped in to buy some of thestores, saving hundreds of jobs.

Phones 4U went into administra-tion last week, closing 450 stores withseveral local outlets including inBroadmead, Bedminster, Yate andKingswood. More than 5,000 staffwere made redundant nationwide.

The company was making strongprofits but collapsed after Vodafoneand then EE became the final mobileoperators to cut ties with the store,making its business model unsus-t a i n abl e.

Now EE, which employs hundredsof people in Bristol at its Aztec WestHQ, has agreed to buy 58 of the stores,safeguarding 359 jobs.

The stores will be re-branded as EEand staff will transfer to their newemployer straight away.

Vodafone announced a similar dealto take 130 stores on Friday.

And Dixons Carphone has agreedto hire the 800 staff who had beenemployed in Phones 4U concessionsin its Currys and PC World stores.

The moves by EE and Vodafone isseen as part of a trend by mobileoperators to cut out the middle manand deal with customers direct.

Neither firm, nor administratorsPWC, have revealed which storeshave been sold at this stage.

A spokesman for EE said: “We canconfirm that we have agreed with thePhones 4u administrator to purchase58 stores, safeguarding 359 jobs, sub-ject to court approval.”

Ian OnionsPolitical [email protected]

WHAT IS ISIS?

� ISIS stands for IslamicState of Iraq and Syria but isnow more commonly knownas Islamic State. It is a Sunnijihadist group which hasproclaimed its own state,called a caliphate, in Syriaand Iraq.

The group has beendenounced by manycountries including Britainand the US as a terroristorganisation and has beenaccused by the UN andAmnesty International ofgrave human rights’ abuses.

The group emerged fromal-Qaeda in Iraq but inFebruary, these links weresevered reportedly due toIsis’s brutality and“notorious intractability”.

When the caliphate wasproclaimed in June, itspurred thousands ofjihadists from all over theworld to travel to the MiddleEast to take up the cause ofbringing allMuslim-inhabited regionsunder its political control. Anestimated 600 are believedto have travelled fromBritain.

Afzal Shah

I have four of thebiggest mosques inBristol in my ward and Ican tell you thatMuslims reject Isis.

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LAST CHANCETOVOTETOMORROWThe winners will get married onSaturday, March 28, 2015, this

date is non-exchangeable. BristolNews & Media cannot pay postagecosts to obtain voting coupons, norcan it take responsibility for lostvoting coupons. Please note we donot disclose the amount of votesachieved by any of the couples.The winners will be required toparticipate in publicity relating to thecompetition. For a full list of termsand conditions of the competitionand individual prize providersplease visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/winawedding.

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WinnersAntonia Harper and Sean HortonTravers closeBristol

Winners TourThe winners were invited along to the DoubleTree at Hilton Cadbury House on Tuesday evening, October 14.Antonia and Sean were taken on a tour around their soon to be wedding venue and we also used the opportunity for a photo for the Bristol Post which featured in-paper on Wednesday, October 15 2014

1,007,400 Tokens were submitted by the winning couple to confirm their win of the £12,000 wedding

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PrizesExclusive use of wedding venue DoubleTree by Hilton Cadbury House for 50 Day Guests / 80 Evening Guests

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ARECENT outing to the cinema hasleft me feeling all confused andunsure and not in a good way. Oneof the most disconcerting thingsabout getting older is the fact that

you no longer know what your opinions areon any given day of the week.

As a young man growing up in the 1980sthe world was a much simpler place andyou pretty much knew where you stood onevery issue from the Thatcher governmentto nuclear power.

Of course there will always be someiron-clad certainties in life – E a s t E n d e rs ismiserable rubbish, Greggs really do makethe best egg custard tarts, Queen willalways be a terrible band and golf shouldnever be treated as a proper sport.

But I have found that as the years haveadvanced I have started to see the oppositepoint of view on lots of issues and find itharder to decide exactly where I stand onthe really big issues of the day. In fact I canchange my mind from minute to minute onany given topic.

Should we really be getting involved inthe Middle East again? Is Scottish inde-pendence a good idea? Is two-party politicsa thing of the past? And is Simon CowellSatan in human form?

I don’t have any answers to most of thequestions but I must admit to a sneakyfeeling when it comes to Mr Cowell.

But back to our trip to the cinema – I havealways been a big fan of films but in recenttimes I have started to view the idea of anouting to our local multiplex as somethingto endure rather than enjoy.

Have you seen the cost of the sweets andthe drinks in these places?

And then when you negotiate the queuesfor the tickets and the dash to the toiletsthen you have to sit through at least half anhour of adverts before you even get to thetrailers for the up-coming features.

In the past I used to love the sneakpreviews of the films but even that simplepleasure has been taken away from me.The fact is most trailers now seem de-signed to tell you everything about the filmthey are trying to advertise. I have seensome trailers which give the entire plotaway from start to finish. It has got to thestage where my other half has taken tositting there with her eyes closed andhands over her ears during the trailers.

But the main reason for my consterna-tion following my recent visit was thethorny subject of the battle of the sexes.

We had gone to see the excellent thrillerGone Girl which takes the topic of a mar-riage gone wrong to extreme levels. ForgetFatal Attraction, this film takes maritaltroubles to a whole new level.

But what has left me completely non-plussed is all the columns and comment-ators discussing the meaning behind themovie. According to some Ben Affleckshould be ashamed of himself, not becauseof Pearl Harbor, but because he is awoman-hating misogynist.

Me, I am not so sure. I think it was just agood thriller with a great twist, but thenwhat the hell do I know?

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Mike RibbeckMotocross rider’s bikes stolenjust days before beach races

AKEEN Motocross rider had his bikesstolen just a week before he was duetake part in the annual Weston BeachRace. Dan Gissing was looking for-ward to getting involved for the first

time this weekend. But in the early hours of lastSunday thieves broke into his dad Jason’s gar-age in Shirehampton, broke the locks securinghis two-wheelers and took them.

His mum Tina and step-dad Nick Davis hadpaid for his race entry as a Christmas present.

“It destroys you, because you work so hard toearn the money to buy the bikes, thensomething like this happens,” said the22-year-old, who works in freight forwarding inAvo n m o u t h .

“We had been looking forward to the beachrace all year, so we’re devastated.

“Motocross is a family sport for us. My dadused to race when he was younger and he doesmy mechanics when we go to races.

“We think they used bolt cutters and some ofour tools in the garage to break the locks on thebikes. I think whoever stole them must haveknown they were in there.

“I’ve had texts from friends who have given

me three or four names of people who mighthave been involved and someone saw a bikethat looked like one of mine being ridden in theLong Cross and Blaise area.”

Dan, of Henbury, is a member of Corshamand South Somerset Motocross clubs.

The first missing bike is a new KTM SX 250,2015 model, which is mainly orange with somewhite design. It cost Dan £6,000 and had noteven been ridden.

The other bike is a 2005 Yamaha YZ125,

which is blue with a white number plate andhas been fitted with sand tyres, with big treads.Dan fears that neither are covered by insur-a n c e.

Avon and Somerset police are investigatingthe crime, which is thought to have happenedon Portview Walk at about 3.30am-4am.

Anyone with information, or who has seenthe bikes being used or for sale, should callpolice on 101, quoting reference 105933/14.

� Pupils atUpperHorfieldCommunitySchool,Bristol, withsome of thedonatedbooks, fromleft, AmeliaPhelon,MariamaSanneh,Ay i s h aHussain,Yinghan Lin,Saif Alsharif,AkiraPaterson,JosephBissell andf ro n t ,HumairaHussain.Photograph:BarbaraEvripidouBRBE20141014A-4

Free books to boost primary school literacyHUNDREDS of free books were handed out toschool children at Sea Mills Primary Schooland Upper Horfield Community School aspart of a nationwide campaign to improveliteracy levels.

The free books, donated by Harper Collinsand Puffin, were brought to the schools yes-

t e rd ay by Save the Children volunteers on alibrary bus celebrating all that is magicalabout reading, including storytelling andother fun activities.

The nationwide Read On, Get On campaign,which launched last month, aims to raiseliteracy levels so every child born this year

can read well by the time they are aged 11 in2025.

The stop at both schools in Bristol was partof a tour of England which will see the bus alsovisiting schools in Dover, Birmingham,Manchester, Sheffield and Middlesbrough bythis Friday.

Daniel EvansCrime [email protected]

PREVIOUS THEFTS

LAST month, there were twothefts of Motocross and off-roadbikes in the Bristol area:

� September 1 – 15 bikes andequipment stolen from GBM o t o rc ro s s store, Sheene Court,Bedminster

� September 3 – Two road-legalHusqvarnas and two KTMoff-road motorbikes were takenfrom Hayward Road industrialestate, Staple Hill.

MY mum has moved. Instead ofliving two streets away fromme, she is now on the other sideof the city. So now, to get a freeSunday roast and to be told off

about my ‘messy’ hair, I have to make a 20minute bus journey.

Therefore, I have spent more time on abus in the last few months than I have sinceI was at school.

It’s given me time to work on a list of myown rules for how people should behave onthe bus.

Here is my guide to bus etiquette:� While you are waiting for the bus spendat least some of this time finding the rightchange for your fare or locating your dayrider/card. Please don’t flag down a busand then, after you ask for a ticket, looktotally stunned by the driver asking formoney. I am amazed by the number ofpeople (often women, sorry but it is) whoreact to the request for money as if theyhave never paid for anything in their life.They then start searching through 17 dif-ferent pockets before eventually pullingout a £20 Scottish note.� When you get on the bus, don’t dither inthe aisle, just sit down. No, not there!T hat’s where the woman with the push-chair behind you is going to put thebugg y.� If you are lucky enough to get a doubleseat to yourself – never sit on the outsidechair to prevent someone else sitting nextto you. You are definitely not that special.� I love Kylie. I really like One Direction.Thanks to Glastonbury, I have even got intoDolly Parton.

However, I don’t expect other people toshare my (excellent) taste in music. Whichis why I DON’T PLAY IT OUT LOUD ONMY PHONE’S SPEAKER. Please take note,youth of today.� Speaking of mobiles. Please don’t phonesomeone and have a conversation whichstarts: “I’m on the bus. By Temple Meads,Number 50.Yeah, Temple Meads”. If youare going to call someone, at least make itinteresting for the rest of us.�Never get involved in making funny facesat a toddler on the seat in front of you. Theynever get tired of it.� And finally…when you get off the busyou must say “cheers drive”.

The good etiquette guideto travelling on city buses


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George PainterHeart Breakfast News Presenter

� Winners Antonia Harper and Sean Horton at the Double Tree by Hilton Cadbury House hotel Picture: Jon Kent BRJK20141014D-007_C

Win a Wedding Lucky couple totie knot after years of bad n ews

IT is the wedding they always wanted, butcould never afford. Antonia Harper andSean Horton planned to tie the knot in theluxury setting of the Double Tree by Hil-ton Cadbury House hotel years ago, but

money stood in their way.Now, thanks to Bristol Post’s Win a Wedding

Competition, they will live out their dream bysaying ‘I do’ in the grounds of the Yatton hotelon March 28 next year.

And yesterday they took the chance to take alook at what’s in store for them and their guestsin six months’ time, with a tour of the venue.

Antonia, 21, and Sean, 25, both from Knowle,first had their hearts set on the venue threeyears ago. Money forced them to revise theirplans and chose a trip to Cuba to tie the knotinstead.

But Sean’s father was diagnosed with can-

cer, forcing the couple to abandon their mar-riage plans again. After battling the disease fortwo years, Sean’s father passed away. But thecouple have been blessed with better newssince then as Antonia is pregnant with theirfirst child after IVF treatment.

And the icing on the cake came when theywere told they had scooped the Win a WeddingCompetition earlier this month.

After visiting the wedding venue yesterday,Antonia said: “We are so excited because wehave had such bad news for so long and noweverything is finally falling into place.”

The couple met when they were teenagersand became best friends before getting togeth-er. They are both currently unemployed butAntonia is about to start a new job at Marks &Spencer and will be eight months pregnantwhen the wedding comes around.

She said: “I just can’t wait. It is going to belovely, it will be a dream wedding.”

The competition, worth £12,000, attracted atotal of 6.5 million votes.

One hundred and eighty-two couplesentered and votes were printed daily over twoand a half weeks. The winning couple secureda total of 1,007,400 votes, 15.45 per cent of allvotes cast.

The prize includes all the trimmings such asroom hire, three course wedding menu, even-ing finger buffet and luxury bridal suite

Other prizes include a wedding dress by theBridal Room, suit hire from Just for YouBridal, wedding cake from the Icing Centre,photographer from Apricot Tree, transportfrom Spirit Wedding Cars, chair covers fromChew Valley Chair Covers and flowers fromTin Can Floral.

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� A picture of one of the stolen bikes

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Antonia Harper

TWe are so excited becausewe have had such bad newsfor so long and now everythingis finally falling into place. It isgoing to be lovely, it will be adream wedding

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