THE Shuttle has teamed up with TK Maxx to offer four lucky readers the chance to win £100 to spend at the newly-refurbished Kidderminster store!
Two winners will be chosen from entries to the competition in The Shuttle’s print edition and two more will be selected from entries on our website here at kidderminster shuttle.co.uk
The Weavers Wharf store is set to re-launch on Saturday, September 14 at 10am and will feature famous label fashion, shoes and accessories for men and women, homeware, kids fashion and toys all at up to 60 per cent off the RRP.
The TK Maxx concept is simple. TK Maxx buyers shop the world all year round, working direct with designers and negotiating great deals to bring customers designer and famous brands at a fraction of normal retail prices.
With a modern and stylish, but no frills store environment, further savings can be passed on to customers.
A typical TK Maxx store stocks an average 50,000 items with daily deliveries bringing up to 10,000 new items to store every week so customers will always find a constantly fresh and exciting mix of top brands and great quality at the lowest prices, every time they visit.
HOW TO ENTER
To enter our great competition, simply answer this question:
- How many new items are delivered to TK Maxx each week?
A) Up to 1,000
B) Up to 5,000
C) Up to 10,000
Click the box below to email your answer to The Shuttle - and don't forget to give us your name and full postal address and telephone number.
Closing date is Friday, September 13. The first two all-correct print entries drawn out of the hat and the first two online entries drawn will also each win £100 to spend at the new-look store.
If you aren’t one of the lucky winners of this competition, there is another chance to pick up a gift card to spend at TK Maxx.
Staff will be giving away a £10 gift card to the first 200 customers through the doors on re-launch day.
- Normal Newsquest competition rules apply.
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