dorset echo media pack

Promotions Media Pack 2013

Bursting with promotionalopportunities for your business

The Bridport Newshas an averagedaily readershipof 21,552*

The Dorset Echohas an averagedaily readershipof 40,043*

Introduction...

More and more people are reading the Dorset Echoand Bridport News and we can reach more consumersthan ever.

We currently have a Dorset Echo daily readership of40,043*. Our website, dorsetecho.co.uk also boastsover 1,259,834 page impressions delivered to over150,570** unique users every month. Both are verypowerful tools to help promote your business andwe’re here to help you.

With a dedicated Marketing and Promotions team,the Dorset Echo and Bridport News can offer various

opportunities to help you enhance your in-print andon-line advertising which you may not be aware of.This pack will give you an idea of the promotionalopportunities and services we provide and how theywork.

If you are interested in any of the opportunities in thispack or you have any queries, please do not hesitate tocontact the Promotions Department on 01305 830815.Alternatively, you can email us at; [email protected] and we will be happy to help.

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Reader offers are a highlymeasurable and engaging wayto grow your business

Extra value to you...As a Reader Offer, we acknowledge that there is a benefit to us in termsof both content and potential newspaper sales. As a result, you willbenefit from the following additional free exposure and valuefor your offer. (Where appropriate.)

• Strong editorial support including possible‘Front Page’ branding opportunities.

• A2 news bills at newspaper outlets.• Email to our database of readers.• Presence on our ‘Reader Offers’ page on-line.• In-store or at event promotions where suitable.• Redemption mechanics where required.• Posters.• Data-capture.

Reader Offers

How it works...you decide the offer, (a minimum of ‘2 for 1’ or equivalentvalue must apply.) you can supply the copy (max. of 150words,) pictures, logos plus any redemption instructionsand Terms & Conditions you wish. We will then createthe artwork with your input and full approval.

The campaign can last from one day to twoweeks depending on your requirements.

We will supply a detailed time-line ofcoverage once the offer has been agreed.

Only one ‘2 for 1’ Reader Offer willappear at once so space is limited.

In-paper & on-line pre-promotion...If you wish to book optional space in the Dorset Echo, any of itsassociated titles or on our websites to pre-promote your offer, wecan organise this for you.

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“The Dorset County show is a greatevent and we all really enjoyed being onthe Dorset Echo stand. It was in a primeposition at the show and we were thrilledto be supporting the stand with sampling aspart our win a mini promotion.“

Mandy Cooper - Head ofCommunications, Dorset Cereals

“The promotions team at the Dorset Echoare really helpful and productive. The readeroffers they create for us are very professionaland have really helped boost our visitornumbers year on year. I am really happy withthe work they have done for us.”

Emma Vagg, Marketing Manager,Weymouth SEA LIFE Park.

The competitions we place within the paperare always eye-catching as well as designedin a way which keeps to the context of thebrand we’re promoting.We would certainlybe happy to use The Dorset Echo to promotemany more of our brands.

Ellie Donithorn, Media Bounty

“eye-catching”

“great event”

“helped boost ourvisitor numbers”

“raising thebusiness profile“

“The reader offers run in the Dorset Echofor my business were brilliant, the clientswere very happy and responsive. I wasvery happy with the work put in by DebbieHellaby at the Dorset Echo to ensure thepromotion was a success, she was a greathelp and very professional.”

Eloise Corbridge, Beautylicious.

“very professional”

ClientTestimonials

What are the benefits of running a Reader Offer?

Testimonials

• Increased brand / product awareness.

• Increased customer spends on other products / facilities.

• Increased footfall.

• Working with a trusted brand.

• Data-capture.

The cost...

50% off the rate card costs, as per theattached Advertising Rate Card appliesto reader offers.

“The Rotary clubs ofWeymouth are in yourdebt and given the opportunity I would liketo publically thank you.We have just receivedthe programme which was excellent, it hadeverything and more we could have hopedfor, we just need the locals and holidaymakers to purchase a copy as this potentiallyis a big money earner.”

Robert Sedgbeer, Rotary CarnivalChairman 2010

“thank you”

“I have found the promotion very helpful interms of generating interest in our business& services and in raising the business profilein the local area. This is certainly somethingthat we would like to do again in the future.

Joe Djeebet,Window ManWeymouth




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Extra value to you...As a reader competition, we acknowledge that there is a benefit to us interms of both content and potential newspaper sales. As a result, youwill benefit from the following additional free exposure and value foryour competition. (Where appropriate.)

• Editorial support including possible ‘Front Page’branding opportunities.

• A2 news bills at newspaper outlets.• Email to our database of readers.• Presence on our ‘Competitions’ page on-line.• In-store or at event promotions where suitable.• Redemption mechanics where required.• Posters.• Data-capture.

Competitions

In-paper & on-line pre-promotion...Standard competitions receive a one-off insertion.For competitions with larger prize values, we will supply a detailedtime-line of coverage once the competition has been agreed.Only one competition will appear at any given time so space islimited. If you wish to book optional space in the Dorset Echo,any of its associated titles or on our websites to pre-promoteyour competition, we can organise this for you.

How it works...you decide what you would like to giveaway as a prize(s.)A minimum prize value of £250 applies for standardcompetitions.

you can supply the copy, (max. of 250 words,) pictures,logos plus any relevant redemption instructions orterms and conditions.

We will then create the competition entry criteriaand the artwork with your input and full approval.




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Sponsorship

How it works...As sponsorship opportunities are so varied both in-print and on-line,each project will be discussed on a first-come-first served basis.We are very selective on who we work with but are always interestedin speaking to any interested parties. There are numerous sponsorshipopportunities available both in-paper and on-line with the Dorset Echo,and its associated titles.

• First Class Photographic Supplement • Child of the Year Competition

• Events • Awards Ceremonies • Product branding ie, posters, calendars, books etc

• Editorial Platforms ie, Letters Page

Recent sponsorship opportunities included...

Numerous opportunitiesavailable both in-paperand on-line...

12 DORSET ECHO Saturday, June 12, 2010

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■ I AM a female border collie. I’m around eight yearsold and I’m in need of a home because my owner wasmade homeless. I love my walks and enjoy company.I’m booked in for vaccination and spaying.

■ WE are a bunch of 10 Rottweiler cross pups whowill soon be seeking a new home. We’re four weeksold but are growing fast. We need owners who willhave experience in larger breeds.

■ I AM a female three-year-old Rottweiler. I have justgiven birth to the 10 puppies also featured in thispage. I will be looking for a new home myself oncemy pups are old enough to take care of themselves.

■ I’M A female six-year-old cross. I’m very loving andwould make a great companion for someone who ishome all day. I am good with children and loverunning off the lead. I can’t wait to find a loving home.

COULD you give a loving home to an abandonedpet?Kennels and animal sanctuaries are currently

bursting at the seams with pets which have beendumped by their owners or handed over becausethey can’t afford them.

Each week the Dorset Echo will be highlighting dogs,cats, rabbits and any other animal which is currently

looking for a new home.If you can give them the loving home they need,please contact the relevant sanctuary on the number

printed next to each pet.

■ I AM a male border collie. I’m around eight yearsold and I am well behaved. I love to play and go forlong walks. I get a bit nervous around cars but I justneed reassurance. I’m vaccinated and neutered.

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■ I’M A three-year-old male Staffordshire bull terriercross. I’m a very calm and quiet dog and so I wouldprefer to be the only pet in my new home. I can alsobe very affectionate. I’m vaccinated and neutered.

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Name........................................................................Address.......................................................................................................................................................................................Postcode...............................Home Telephone Number...............................................Date of Birth............................................................Parent/Guardian Signature.........................................Please return to: Eli Echo’s Helper, Dorset Echo Fleet H

DON’T forget to send yourpictures, jokes and letters tome at the Dorset Echo, FleetHouse, Hampshire Road,Granby Industrial Estate,Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 9XD.Can’t wait to hear from you!And if you would like to joinmy Eli Echo club and receivethe fantastic members’ packwhich includes a frisbee andlots of other goodies, just fillin the form below and send itto me here.You can also visit me at theDorset Echo’s websitedorsetecho.co.uk/eli

HOPEYOU HAVE AVERY HAPPYBIRTHDAY TO:Charlotte Pattimore,four on Oct 3, AbigailRose Morley, five onOct 3, Abigail Morley,five on Oct 3, CallumChaldecott, 11 on Oct5, Faith Morgan,eight on Oct 5,Owen Foley,four on Oct

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● A MAN went into a pet shopand asked the assistant if theyhad any dogs going cheap.He replied: “Sorry sir, all oursgo woof!”● Why are dogs such poordancers?

They have two left feet!

■ I HAD so much fun at Dorset County Show and thought I wouldshare my pictures of the event.The two-day show was packed with things to do and see, includingtraditional elements such as livestock classes, equestrian andhorticulture as well as more modern entertainment including theDancing Diggers and Titan the dancing robot.There was also a canine theme to the entertainment with events suchas fly ball, gun dog demonstrations, the Dorset Echo-backed Dogs GotTalent competition and terrier racing, which I loved watching.

A very friendly dalmation was among the lovely new friends I made atthe show.

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Product Sampling

If you have a new product to launch or would like to raisebrand & customer awareness, then look no further than theDorset Echo and Bridport News. Our strategy is simply; weaim to provide you with a simple yet effective comprehensivesampling campaign, whilst providing value to our readers.

Create brand awarenessand turn readers intopotential customers...

How it works...We can offer comprehensive coverage both in-paper and on-line withproduct sampling at some of the most well attended events across theregion. We can tailor your specific needs into a complete promotionalpackage through which we can sample your product to our readers. Fromroad shows and in-store promotions to 1 for 1 sampling, we can help youdeliver the right results for your business.

Example sample events• Dorset County Show • Melplash Show • Weymouth Carnival • Dorchester Cracker• Tank Fest • Weymouth Sparkle • Partland Steam Fair • Bridport Christmas Shopping

What You Get• A detailed pre-sampling plan.• In-paper advertising of the sampling event.• On-line advertising of the sampling event.• A dedicated promotions staff to manage the sampling event.• Promotion of your product.• Distribution of your promotional flyers/leaflets at thesampling event and through our satellite offices.

• Opportunity for Dorset Echo and Bridport News staff towear your branded promotional clothing at the samplingevent, if provided.

• A comprehensive portfolio of sampling coverage,adverts and photos taken at the event

• Full campaign feedback both from the general publicand participating staff.


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16 DORSET ECHO Monday, February 8, 2010

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NEWS IN BRIEF

Open gardensand cream teaCHICKERELL: The gardens ofThe Elms and Stable Cottagein East Street will be open tothe public from 2.30pm to 5pmon Sunday.

Cream teas and otherrefreshments will be availableand entry to the gardens costs£1.50 with accompanied pri-mary school age children free.

The event is in aid ofParkinson’s UK and St Mary’sChurch, Chickerell.

Children savedin buoy dramaCOUNTY: Two children wererescued after being swept outto sea. They were found cling-ing to a buoy near MudefordQuay on Sunday afternoon.

They were recovered by anRNLI inshore lifeboat and acrew from Southbourne coast-guard. The children werechecked over by an ambulancecrew once ashore andrequired.

Fishing boat istowed to safetyCOUNTY: Crews from Portlandcoastguard assisted in the res-cue of a broken down fishingboat.

The vessel Baja broke downnear Bournemouth Pier onSunday afternoon.

It was helped by the motorvessel Scarlet and towed intoPoole Harbour.

Experts step back in time at Tolpuddle festival

TALES BRINGOUR HISTORYBACK TO LIFELOCAL experts willbe giving insightsinto life in 19thCentury Dorset aspart of this year’sTolpuddle MartyrsFestival.

Bonny Sartin, frontmanof folk group The Yetties,will be focusing on theplight of Dorset’s farmlabourers at the Tol-puddle Martyrs RadicalHistory School – a newaddition for the 2010 festi-val.

Mr Sartin said: “For wellover 100 years, from the laterpart of the 18th Century it

was hellish for the majorityof Dorset inhabitants.

“Common land was beingtaken by unscrupulous land-lords, there were riots inBeaminster in 1764.

“This discontent rumbledon in Dorset until thingscame to a head in the 1830s.”

Joining Mr Sartin as speak-ers for the event will be localhistorian Mark Vine – whowill be discussing Wey-mouth’s Crabchurch Con-spiracy – and former editorof The Landworker MikePentelow, who will focus onPeoples Pubs, the SwingRiots and The Luddites.

Festival organiser KeithHatch said: “Events like thisare a way of bringing historyto life.”

Among the line-up for thefestival are Billy Bragg, TheBad Shepherds, Al Baker andthe Dole Queue and speakerssuch as Tony Benn.

The History School willtake place over two days onThursday, July 15 and FridayJuly 16, with the main festi-val taking place from theFriday to Sunday, July 18.

For information call 01179470521, email [email protected] or visittolpuddlemartyrs. org.uk

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BY HARRY HOGGERDorchester Reporter

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NEWS IN BRIEFBenefits advicefor older peopleDORCHESTER: Surgeriesoffering benefits advice forolder people in West Dorsetare being held in Dorchester.

Age Concern Dorchester andDorset County Council’sWelfare Benefits Team are run-ning the events on the fourthThursday of every monthbetween 9am and 1pm at AgeConcern Dorchester.

The next surgery is on July22, with future sessions onAugust 26, September 23,October 28 and November 25.

To make an appointmentcontact Age ConcernDorchester on 01305 269444 orat Rowan Cottage, 4 Prince ofWales Road, Dorchester DT11PW.

Four star ratingfor Glebe HouseSHERBORNE: A bed andbreakfast at Folke has beenawarded a four-star silver rat-ing by Visit England.

Owners Barbara and DavidFifield were delighted toreceive the recognition forGlebe House in the village nearSherborne.

Masonic hall tohold an open daySHAFTESBURY: Open daysare being held at ShaftesburyMasonic Hall on September 25and 26 from 10am to 4pm. Theevents are open to anyone.

Poetry by stonemason engraved into plaques

WRITTEN IN STONEPOETRY celebratingthe glory days ofquarrying, pennedby a former Portlandstonemason, hasbeen engraved andlaid into dry-stonewalls on the island.

The poems, written bythe late ‘Skylark’Durston, were carved inlarge plaques of Portlandstone by WeymouthCollege stonemasonrystudent Ian Chalmers andlaid in walls next to theOld Engine Shed at EastWeares.

The Portland stoneworkwas kindly donated byAlbion Stone.

Managed by the PortlandGas Trust, the walls arebeing restored to their origi-nal design by teaching tradi-tional mid-19th centurybuilding methods to youngvolunteers from the YoungOffenders Institute andmembers of the public keento learn techniques from the

past.Dry-stone walling is

extremely durable butbecame seen as an antiquat-ed, laborious buildingmethod in the 1960s.

As well as being long-last-ing, it’s high on the list ofenvironmentally friendly

building methods – thestones are already there anduse no binding agents tostick together.

The Portland Gas Trust iscommitted to local initia-tives that support education,geology and the environ-ment.

The Old Engine Shed is aGrade II listed building thatThe Portland Gas Trustplans to restore in a mannerin keeping with its heritage.

Rachel Barton, trustee atThe Portland Gas Trust,said: ‘‘Skylark’ Durston wasa Portland stonemason

famous for whistling whilehe worked.

“I picked these poems ofhis because they are a beau-tifully appropriate reminderof a time gone by whenPortland had a huge quarry-ing industry.”

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BY HILDA SWINNEY SKYLARK’S POEMTIME also rings thechanges, the old givesway to new,

What once supportedmany, is now supportingfew,

Old skills becameredundant, eroded bymachines

And quarry bells nolonger ring, except in oldmen’s dreams.

What happened to thequarry bells that rangeach working day?

For many years I haven’theard a single roundelay,

I heard them on the wayto school, I heard themcoming home,

I knew the men thatmade them ring ingalleries of stone.ART OF STONE: Ian Chalmers, Rachel Barton and volunteers rebuilding the

original wall with a poem from Skylark Durston engraved onto one of stones

The Dorset Echo currentlyhas one regular competitionplatform appearing on aSaturday which is our KidsClub Page.

We also run competitions onan ad-hoc basis according totheir prize value. Here aresome examples...

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CompetitionDream Double glazing giveaway!ouble glazing giveaway!

Worth £4000the Windowman is giving you the chanceto win dream double glazing doors andwindows worth up to £4000.The Windowman is a family run business with offices based inWeymouth and Dorchester, South Dorset. With over 8 years experiencein the UPVC windows and doors industry they have a reputation builton high quality, great value and an exceptional level of customerservice. The Windowman team consists of NVQ qualified installers,one of the best surveyors in the area with 13 years experience in theindustry and friendly sales staff who are there to help you get the bestdeal for your double glazing windows, doors and conservatories.

UPVC double glazing windows are fundamental for your home. Withthe cost of living on the rise, having a well insulated home with topquality windows will minimise the amount of heat escaping and helpkeep the energy bills down. The Windowman can offer you a vast rangeof styles and designs, making sure you find the perfect window thatsuits your home including UPVC white windows, wood effect, leadedwindows, Georgian bars, Traditional sliding sash window, obscure glass,decorative glass and bevels.

Windowman offers a vast range of doors to suit your needs. Withvarious styles to offer from UPVC, Bi-Fold doors, Patio, Front & Backdoors. Their doors come with Double Glazing panels and a multi pointlocking system, which will secure your home.

Windowman supply and fit a range of conservatories from a TraditionalLean-To, which is a more popular choice for people with a budget orLimited space, ideal for confined spaces and bungalows. Other popularstyles available are Edwardian which give you a feeling of spaciousnessoffering a large floor space and plenty of headroom. A Victorianconservatory is more versatile, suitable for various styles of houses.Gable End conservatories have a more grand appearance, with the frontpanel remaining upright, which gives you the feeling of great height.Glass roofs and decorative glass panels are also available to help createthe ultimate in luxury. Windowman will be with you every step of theway from initial design and planning right through to completion of theconservatory. We also offer a decorating service so you don’t have tolift a finger and will be ready for you to enjoy at your leisure.

A porch can be anything from a simple, functional room on the frontof the house for hanging coats, or becoming a grand room to enhancethe look of your home. With most porches being totally unique eitherreplacing an existing porch or creating a new one will be no problem.

So if your looking to improve your home with a dream new look whynot enter to win up to £4000 of double glazed windows and doorscourtesy of the Windowman.

terms and conditions: Please read these Terms and Conditions for “Dream DoubleGlazing Giveaway” (“Competition”) which must be read in conjunction with theCompetition Rules referred to at 17 below.The Competition is promoted by the Dorset Echo, published by Newsquest (Southern)Limited, a part of Newsquest Media Group Limited and sponsored by the Window Manwho is donating the prize for the Competition. References made to double glazing refersonly to windows and doors not to conservatories.By entering the Competition, each person who enters the Competition (“Entrant”) agreesto abide by each and all of these terms and conditions and the Competition Rules referredto.1.To enter the Competition the Entrant must ensure that should you adhere to thefollowing: (a) The winner will be required to provide proof of property ownership.(b) Planning restrictions may apply and are the responsibility of the winner not that of theDorset Echo or the Window Man to obtain the necessary planning consents. (c) The winneraccepts the prizes are provided by the Sponsor in accordance with it’s the Window Man’sterms and conditions, which it is the Entrant’s responsibility to obtain a copy and checkbeforehand. (d) Open book pricing will be in place allowing the winner to verify the truevalue of the double glazing. If the chosen double glazing is less than the prize fund therewill be no cash refund for the difference. (e) The double glazing provided will be designedfollowing consultation between the winner and the Window Man, and will be valued upto £4000 (value includes labour & materials) The winner may upgrade the double glazingprize by mutual agreement with the Window Man.2.The Competition is not open to any of the Dorset Echo and Sponsors’ employees, theirfamilies, agents or any other person(s) connected with the Competition.3.Ten entrants will be drawn at random during the prize presentation. The ten finalists willall be given a door key; the winner will have the key that opens the door! All 9 runners upwill receive a discount voucher for the Window Man and a bottle of champagne.4. Misrepresentative or fraudulent entries will invalidate an entry. The Dorset Echo reservesthe right, with or without cause, to exclude Entrants and withhold prizes for violation of anyof these terms and conditions.5. The Dorset Echo reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions at any time.Any amendments will be published in the Dorset Echo; you are advised to regularly checkfor any changes.

6.The double glazing is NOT transferable to a third party, and there is no cash alternative.7.The Dorset Echo accepts no responsibility for any late, lost, illegible, damaged, incompleteor otherwise invalid entry. Entries will not be acknowledged or returned.8. The winners acknowledge that the Dorset Echo is solely a promoter of this Competitionand that is it not responsible for providing the prizes.The Dorset Echo makes no warrantiesor representations with respect to the double glazing windows provided by the WindowMan. All and any claims with respect to any of the prizes must be made direct with theWindow Man, all of which the winner hereby accepts.9. By entering the Competition, the prize winner agrees to participate in follow uppublicity with the Window Man and the Dorset Echo for purposes during this and futurepromotions by the Dorset Echo and any of its associated titles whether in print form orover the internet.10.Winners may be required to submit valid identification before receiving their prize.11.The editor’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.12.The Dorset Echo reserves the right at any time to cancel, modify or supersede theCompetition in any manner whatsoever if, at its sole discretion, the Competition is notcapable of being conducted as specified.13.The Competition starts on Monday 29th March 2010 and the closing date is 5pm onMonday 19th April 2010.The Dorset Echo reserves the right to change the Closing Date atany time which, if changed, the new closing date shall be published in the Dorset Echo.14. The prizes will be provided to the winners within 6 weeks of the Closing Date or inrespect of the double glazing only at such other time as agreed between the winner andthe Window Man.15. For names of the Winners please send a stamped addressed envelope to PromotionsDorset Echo, Fleet House, Hampshire Road, Granby Industrial Estate,Weymouth, Dorset,DT4 9XD, requesting the Winners’ details.16. By providing your personal details you agree that we or third parties carefully selectedby us may contact you by email, SMS, telephone or post about offers that might interestyou, if you do not wish to be contacted please write to us at the address stated above.17. Usual Newsquest Competition Rules apply please see dorsetecho.co.uk/dreamdoubleglazinggiveaway for full terms and conditions or send a self addressedenvelope to Dream Double Glazing Giveaway Terms and Conditions, Dorset Echo, FleetHouse, Hampshire Road, Granby Industrial Estate,Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 9XD.

1. Collect 8 tokens printed in your Dorset Echo, in the Advertiser and onwww.dorsetecho.co.uk over the next two weeks2. Attached them to the entry form in the final week3. Answer the qualifying question.4. Send your entry to Dream Double Glazing Giveaway, Dorset Echo,Fleet House, Hampshire Road, Granby Industrial Estate, Weymouth,Dorset, DT4 9XD by the closing date of 5pm on Monday 19th April.5. Attend the Windowman Dream Double Glazing Giveaway Draw onTuesday 20th April 2010 and be one of the 10 finalists (drawn fromall the correct entries received) announced to win your dream doubleglazing. The ten finalists will all be given a door key; the winner willhave the key that opens the door! All 9 runners up will receive a £250discount voucher for the Windowman and a bottle of champagne.* Only one token from the advertiser and one token from the websitemay be entered

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The Dorset Echo and The Portland Spa have joined togetherwith a team of wedding professionals to give you the chance towin your dream wedding or civil partnership and become theDorset Echo Couple of the Year 2008.

We will be giving one couple the chance to win an all-inclusivewedding package that includes a Spa Treatment each for 5 peoplethe day prior to the wedding at The Portland Spa. overnightaccommodation the night prior to the wedding in the Luxury4* Portland Spa Hotel for the Bride, groom, Best man, HeadBridesmaid, and Mother of the Bride including breakfast. Twowedding cars courtesy of Columbus Cars. Makeup for the Brideand Head Bridesmaid, with trials at The Portland Spa Therapy Suite.Hair styling with trials at dynamics. Civil ceremony at Portland Spa.Ceremony music courtesy of The Portland Spa. 3 Course WeddingBreakfast for up to 50 people and an evening Buffet for up to 100at The Portland Spa. Choreography of the Bride and groom’s firstdance courtesy of The Portland Spa. evening disco courtesy ofPegasus discos. overnight accommodation and breakfast in thehoneymoon suite at the luxury 4* Portland Spa Hotel for the brideand groom. Wedding dress, veil, tiara, shoes, head bridesmaid dress,tiara and shoes courtesy of Posh Frocks and Bridal gowns. Venueflowers, brides bouquet, button holes courtesy of Sunflowers. Suithire for the groom, best man and father of the bride courtesy ofdebenhams. Wedding list service and wedding stationary courtesyof debenhams. Wedding cake courtesy of Lisa notley WeddingCakes. david days and Martin rees Magicians to entertain yourguests. Mini honeymoon spa break courtesy of oxford Hotels. Twogold wedding rings courtesy of daniel Moran Jewellery. Lastly togive you an exquisite lasting memory of your wedding day a £3000photographic package courtesy of daniel rushall Photography.

if you are looking to tie the knot, or know of a couple that maywish to enjoy a free wedding in luxury 4* facilities, be sure to letthem know about this fantastic prize! The winners can choose tohave their wedding or civil ceremony on either February 28th,March 14th or April 18th 2009.

How to enter1. Collect 12 different numbered tokens printed in yourdorset echo, in The Advertiser and on www.dorsetecho.co.uk/dreamwedding over the next six weeks2. Attached them to the entry form in the final week3. Answer the qualifying question.4. Send your entry to Win your dream Wedding, dorset echo,Fleet House, Hampshire road, granby industrial estate,Weymouth, dorset, dT49Xd by the closing date of 1pm onFriday 5th September.5. Attend the Portland Spa Wedding Fair on 7th September2008 and be one of the 10 finalists (drawn from all the correctentries received) announced to win your dream wedding. Theten finalists will all be given a bouquet courtesy of Sunflowers,the winner will have the bouquet that contains the single redrose with the gold stem! All 9 runners up will receive a £250wedding voucher for The Portland Spa, a bottle of champagneand the bouquet of flowers.

Terms and ConditionsTo be eligible for the prize one half of the entering couple must be available on Sunday

7th September between 11am and 1pm to take part in the grand draw and prizepresentation at The Portland Spa Wedding Fair. Any part of the wedding package can

be added to and personalised by the wedding couple should they wish at an additionalcost. usual dorset echo terms and conditions apply please see dorsetecho.co.uk/dreamwedding for full terms and conditions or send a self addressed envelope to

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Facts and FiguresThe benefits to you...More and more people are reading the award winningBridport News. With a readership of 21,552* and websitetraffic of over 88,207 page impressions delivered to over20,400** unique users, we can reach more consumersthan we have ever done.

Research tells us there are readers who consumeboth products in print and online. We have more than20 specialist publications, including the monthly DorsetBusiness magazine, Commercial Property and the AnnualBusiness Review. Other publications include Society,Golf, Gardening, Fishing Guide, Eating Out, Brides,Visitors Guide and we also produce Wimborne Lifeand Dorchester Life.

If you choose to run a reader offer, competition, become amedia partner/sponsor or choose to run a product samplingwith us, our team of fantastic designers will create theartwork for you free of charge as part of the service weprovide.

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Issue Date Weekly (Wednesday)

Pagination 80 pages (average)

Circulation 8,635 copies (ABC July-Dec 2012)

Readership 21,552 readers (*JICREG October 2012)

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PUPILSTRAVEL BACKIN TIMEPAGES 14-15

BRIDPORT’S Electric Palaceis operating on a ‘financialknife-edge’, the ownerswarned.But directors Peter Hitchin and hisdaughter Gabrielle Rabbitts, who havebeen working unpaid, vowed that thepopular entertainment venue in SouthStreet would not close.Now with charitable status, the for-

mer art deco cinema is re-launching itsFriends’ scheme and town and district

councils have been approached for sup-

port.Celebrity patrons including Julian

Fellowes have agreed to becomefundraisers – he will be hosting aDownton Abbey event in June.He said: “The Electric Palace is a real,

living piece of cinema history. It isDorset’s good fortune that it shouldfind itself in Bridport.”The first fundraising target is £5,500to buy lights, then £20,000 for an in-

house sound system.West Dorset MP Oliver Letwin said:

“The Electric Palace is a wonderful

part of Bridport’s astonishingly richcultural life and, as a local charity, it

deserves support. I am keen to findsome way for it to acquire a loan – so it

can make some small investmentswhich would assure its future.”FULL STORY: PAGE 2

Complex pins futureon charitable statusBy RENE [email protected]

FUNDING PLEA:Electric Palacedirector GabbyRabbitts, inset

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