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13 Week Campaign worth ÂŁ128,000+

With Print, Online, Social Media and Editorial support Nomination opened from October 13, 2014

55 registered groups 20 shortlisted 966,550 total votes cast De-brief Contents Cash for your Community 2014

STATS Circulation: 27,117 Source: JICREG 01/04/14. ABC Jan-Dec 2013

3 Teasers 4 Digital Teasers 5 Entry Forms 6 Welcome to Cash for your Community 7-8 Voting Stage 9 Coverage overview 10-11 Wessex Water Bespoke Adverts 12 Winner Presentation 13 Summary

Readership: 109,865 Source: JICREG 01/04/14. ABC Jan-Dec 2013

Monthly Unique Browsers: 1,249,939 Facebook: 43,879 likes Twitter: 40,422 followers

Mike Norton, Bristol Post Editor said: "The campaign was a great success.

We had a real variety of entries, which meant that more community groups than ever engaged with the paper. Moreover, to invite all of our winners to the Bristol Post and see how delighted they were to win and how the money will transform their communities was very uplifting.

In short, Wessex Water and The Bristol Post were able to make a significant contribution to the Bristol community that will help some worthwhile causes considerably."

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BY EVA JONES news@westerndailypress.co.uk

video to police who identified and arrested Roy, a 53 year-old qualified chef.

He told officers he had acted “out of desperation” as his benefits had been stopped when he failed to attend job centre appointments, leaving him hungry.

He claimed he had used the allotment patch to source his fresh ingredients to make ends meet.

But other locals later claimed he was in fact selling off the vegetables to neighbours in his block of flats in Chard, Somerset.

Roy admitted theft and was

given a 12-month community order to do 40 hours’ unpaid work by magistrates in Yeovil, Somerset.

Emma Chetland, prosecuting, said that Ms Williams fitted the hidden camera after several months of vegetables going missing.

She told the court: “In the months leading up to this day she had been suffering thefts of produce she had grown.

“As a result she installed a wildlife camera on her plot to record what was going on and the footage showed a male attending her greenhouse and selecting produce from inside

Stephen Roy was caught on camera stealing peppers after dark from Denice Williams’ allotment

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Vintage dresses to nightwear at sale Stunning historic fashions held in store in lofts and attics will soon have the chance to grace the street, the dance floor – and the bedroom – once more. Duke’s of Dorchester is holdings annual vintage clothing and accessories at its Grove auction room on Tuesday.

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The Cash for your Community campaign launched in the Bristol Post on October 13, 2014. Starting with a nomination process, readers were encouraged to submit their nominations before a deadline of October 29.

● EDDI Reader plays St George’s tomorrow night. If you’re not sure who she is then shame on you, you’ve hummed a song she provided the vocals for (Perfect by Fairground Attraction) in the shower many times. She’s about a lot more than just that one track – her music was used in the closing ceremony of the Commonwealth Games this summer.

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Win a share of £15,000 for your community group The Bristol Post is delighted to be working in partnership with Wessex Water to launch Cash for your Community. This campaign will give local community groups, charities, primary schools and non-profit organisations a chance to win a share of £15,000.

From youth clubs and shelters to sports teams and trusts, the Bristol Post are inviting you to nominate your local worthy causes.

After the closing date, twenty causes will then be determined by a judging panel, and will be shortlisted for the chance to win a share of £15,000.

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An electronic starter pack will be emailed to each of the accepted groups to help them spread the word in their community and ensure everyone is aware of what to do next to win as much cash for their group as possible. We’ll feature details of the accepted groups in the Bristol Post on November 5. This is a great chance to let everyone know what you would do with the money if you win one of the top cash prizes, and also will give you the opportunity to raise additional support from your local community.

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Michael Ribbeck As part of the celebrations the Chief reporter painting has been on display in venTUESDAY, OCTOBER 14 michael.ribbeck@b-nm.co.uk ues across Wales but it is making its one and only appearance in England between October 17 and November JEWELLERY and craft shop SPORT 2.

FILM ON TV in Bristol has been chosen to Carrie said: “We were asked if we display a painting depicting would like to display the painting by a ● the BY the we getof to aTuesday, England’s ● MAZE Runner is a story of young Dylanpeople Thomas and fam-time friend friend and we were abbusiness in thissolutely round of European trying to survive in a futuristic world.

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We are really proud Championshipthat qualifiers will but outside almost like that plot line Artemis is fashionable at Jewellery on Gloucester we will bebe thedone, only place will still of battle on, including the the moment. StrippedRoad of their in memories, Bishopton a is run others by mother Wales where the painting will go on of Ireland, playing World Cup group must survive in and a maze that changes daughter Catherine Republic Amesbury display. winners Germany in Germany.

Sky regularly to keep themand on their toes, and Carrie Grandison and special“We cannot wait forSports the display and 5, 7.45pm kick-off. within which predatorsises try in and hunt them. hand-made jewellery. this is a real honour and a privilege The shop is also home to a small art for us, I am sure there is going to be gallery and this month it will give plenty of interest.”

The painting depicts the famous MUSIC pride of place to the painting fea- COMEDY turing the famous Welsh writer and Swansea “Kardomah Boys” and feahis group of friends. tures Dylan Thomas, Vernon ● THINK Floyd play the The Bristol Hippodrome ● THERE some big names city painting is the work of Jeff areWatkins, Alfredin the Janes, John tomorrow night, givingPhillips the audience the commissioned this week, most of Daniel them will have and was as although Pritchard and Jones. benefit of their 20 years mimicking one of gonepainting by the time readas Dylan part of the celebrations to sadly mark been the and The also you known the most influential British of all this.

Robin Ince, pictured, coming to the 100thbands birthday of time. the famous writer. at The BBC,ishas for the last three It’s no easy feat, replicating the pomp a Hen andofChicken Thursday and at Swansea’s It is based on a of photograph taken yearsonbeen displayed Pink Floyd gig, but theThomas band have John Arts Hastings is playing and earned his close circleCanadian of friends comic Tapestri Centre. plaudits for their efforts over years. the Little Box in Redlanddisplay tomorrow. and wasthe used as the front page of theBlack The Artemis will be its

3. We will print voting tokens in the paper every day from Wednesday, November 5 to Tuesday, December 9 inclusive. The aim is to collect as many tokens as possible, and encourage the people in your community to do the same. The more you collect, the more chance you have to win a share of the cash! Keep your eyes open as the tokens may change in value each week!

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● ALAN Sugar begins his 10th series of the Apprentice tomorrow night (BBC1, 9pm), filtering his way through the egos and catchphrases of the wannabes to find someone worth investing in. Watching the early weeks awakens the same instincts in us as the people who watched gladiatorial contests in Roman times.

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Autumn Days out final tour venue before it once more returns home to Wales to hang in its resting place Llys Glas Arts Centre, Save up to Swansea.

Over the last six months it has been on show at various locations, including his birthplace in the Uplands and the location of the original BBC studios in The Grove where the events depicted in the painting took place.

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Investing in the community for 25 years “In many cases we are able to offer practical help to reduce their water and energy bills. For others we have been able to help them repay debt or offer lower charges while they get back on track financially.

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● THE Kardomah Boys was a group of bohemian friends – artists, musicians, poets and writers – who, in the 1930s, frequented the Kardomah Cafe in Swansea, Wales.

Regulars included poets Dylan Thomas, Charles Fisher, John Prichard and Vernon Watkins, composer and linguist Daniel Jones, and artists Alfred Janes and Mervyn Levy, Mabley Owen and Tom Warner.

The cafe was opposite the offices of the Evening Post newspaper where Thomas and Fisher worked.

MENTION classic tracks Silence Is Golden, IN the second half of this gig Rob Picott any other offer or promotion, including Family, Advanced and Website Sweets for My Sweet and You’ll Never Walk sang: ‘Someday I’ll go where no one knows 2. Once the closing date for entry has passed, a pre-determined panel of judges will tickets.

Originals only accepted – no photocopied, damaged, defaced Alone and almost everyone will be able to my name.’ It won’t be Bristol however. altered from vouchers.See www.draytonmanor.co.uk forelectronic opening dates work to choose 20 or groups all your worthy causes. An starter pack will be sing at least a couple of lines and probably Picott is hardly a household name of and times.Voucher Code:- 895 emailed to each of the accepted groups to help them spread the word in their know which decade they were released in. course, probably not even in his own home communityandensureeveryoneisawareofwhattodonexttowinasmuchcashfortheirgroup At the Hippodrome we were transported town, but the Nashville-based singer-songback to the Sixties when the charts were full writer has visited the city every year for as possible. We’ll feature details of the accepted groups in the Bristol Post on November Sav e of exciting new groups and music was being more than a decade and built up a very 5. This is a great chance to let everyone know what you would do with the money if you win enjoyed by the masses for the first time, loyal fan base here. one of the top AVON cash prizes, and also willRAILWAY give you the opportunity to raise additional support VALLEY thanks to the emergence of commercial And not only did this audience know his is stations. delighted to be working in partnership with from your local community. radio name but from the wayThe mostBristol of themPost The Avon Valley Railway is more than just a train ride. Offering Kicking off proceedings style Community. were The seemed to be quietly mouthing the words, a new experience and nostalgic others, Wessex Water to launch Cash for in your This campaign 3. We will print voting tokensforinsome the paper every memories day fromfor Wednesday, November 5 to Fortunes. Full of cheeky charm, they began they also seemed to know the lyrics to journey back in time and travel on a steam train through the Tuesday, December inclusive. will give local community groups, charities, primary schools and with Here It Comes Again and even managed every one of his songs. beautiful9Avon valley. The aim is to collect as many tokens as possible, and encourage theBitton people in your toBristol, do theBS30 same. to fit a rousingaversion of Cilla’s Youa’reshare My Picott tends to write fairly downbeat Station, Bathcommunity Road, Bitton, 6HD.The more you collect, the non-profit organisations chance to win of £15,000.

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The Pacemakers began the second half of of the best songwriters you are to likely today claimtoyour share of the £15,000. visitand www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash the evening performing a medley of their come across. He writes songs more like Terms and conditions: Usual Bristol Post competition rules apply, see classified for details. Token collect promotion. You must be a hits, dedicating You’ll Never Walk Alone to short stories set to music, treating his registered charity or non-profit community group within the Bristol Post circulation area to register. You must have permission from the relevant body of the community group or charity before submitting your registration. Entrants will receive confirmation of their Gerry wishing him a speedy recovery from characters and their struggles with real registration form. The information you supply will only be used for the purposes of administering this promotion. For a full list of terms his recent illness. empathy. And he lightens the load by mainand conditions please see classified section or visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash PJ Proby followed. Giving his all during taining a lively banter with the audience Somewhere and Hold Me, he had the audibetween each song. He also writes incredCheck out more ence in the palm of his hand from the start. ibly beautiful and catchy melodies that stay As environment and catchment strategy manager, Ruth Barden’s Topping the bill were The Searchers, with in your head for hours. than 100 great standards Needles Pins and Don’t OK so for some mysterious reason not job And is to ensure local rivers are protected.

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ENS of millions of pounds is to be invested in new educational facilities in Weston-super-Mare town centre in a bid to breathe new life into the seaside resort.

North Somerset Council is to work with Weston College on its plans to spend up to £15 million on a major regeneration of the resort’s Winter Gardens to transform it into a university ‘hub’.

The college has already had an outline bid of £10 million to provide a new legal and professional services academy along with a new technical centre agreed in principle by the West of England Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).

The innovative scheme would involve refurbishing and extending the current Winter Gardens to include a new legal and professional services academy on the ground floor.

The development would include lecture theatres, an independent learning and library centre, admin areas, a court room and a seminar room.

The existing café would be retained and refurbished and a new entrance created. The building would be extended in the current roof space to create a first floor which would house a gallery, seminar rooms and tutor rooms.

The second phase would see the Winter Gardens, which fronts onto the seafront, refurbished so the ballroom could be used as a conference area with retractable seating. The third phase would include a new four-storey block being built on the Winter Gardens which would become the college’s university centre.

The new extension would front out onto the town square, which is currently used for various events, and stalls and small businesses encouraged to start up.

The council is also looking at sites to build new residential developments – up to 2,000 new homes and halls of residence for students – in the town centre as

● CHRISTMAS lights will be switched on in Downend at the end of November on a night of entertainment.

Downend & Bromley Heath Parish Council is organising an event outside the Horseshoe pub on Downend Road, where a ‘surprise guest’ will be lighting the tree at 6.30pm.

The line-up includes children from three local primary schools singing Christmas songs, performances by cheerleaders, The Red X Dancers, Cleeve Singers from Lincombe Barn and live folk music from Ange Hardy of Downend Folk Club.

● An artist’s impression of how the new university hub at Weston’s Winter Gardens could look

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● A COMMUNITY advice centre celebrating its 30th anniversary year has been shortlisted for a Guardian Charity Award 2014.

North Bristol Advice Centre, which is based in Lockleaze and delivers services across North Bristol and South Gloucestershire, celebrated the nomination with a special anniversary event.

The event was held at The Hub, a new community venue in Lockleaze.

North Bristol Advice Centre was set up by local volunteers in 1984 as an information point in Lockleaze. It developed over the years, responding to local need and now runs weekly advice sessions across North Bristol and South Gloucestershire.

Volunteers also run the Community Support at Home project, a home visiting service for people over 55 in North Bristol, The Langley Centre training hub in Lockleaze and are part of the Connect Lockleaze partnership, working with Hewlett Packard, the University of the West of England and local organisations to promote digital inclusion.

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A YOUNG Bristol care-home worker has been surprised with a national award after being put forward by the daughter of one of her patients.

Twenty-year-old Holly Burnell was called into a special staff meeting at Carlton Mansion, Clifton, where she works, and surprised with the Recognition Of Caring and Kindness award.

The award, run by the Four Season’s care group, aims to recognise carers who make an important impact on the lives of care-home residents and their families.

Holly, from Ashton, was surprised with the award along with a bunch of flowers and a cake made by chefs at Carlton Mansion.

Holly said: “My manager said we were having a staff meeting and led me into a room where everyone was waiting to surprise me.

“It was a complete surprise.

“I feel really happy and appreciated.”

Holly, who started as a care worker in 2012, was kept in the dark by her colleagues, who all knew about her win.

Colleague Maggie, said: “She really deserves this award, she’s so lovely and is always cheery.

“It’s a credit to her that she is so young and has been nominated for this.”

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They were together to be interviewed by the BBC’s John Griffiths for a 1949 programme called Swansea and the Arts.

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Welcome to Cash for your Community Welcome Packs Every shortlisted group was emailed a Welcome Pack to introduce the next stage of the campaign.

Win a share of

£15,000

for your community group

Each pack was included:

• A welcome letter

• What happens next

• Key dates

• Some marketing materials to help campaign for

tokens within their community

• Tips sheet on best practice

• Facebook imagery for the groups Facebook pages

Shortlisted Groups Revealed

All shortlisted groups were revealed editorially in the Bristol Post on November 5, alongside the first voting form.

Group name: Help us collect tokens printed from Wednesday, October 29 until Tuesday, December 9 only in the Bristol Post.

Win a share of

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£15,000

Terms and conditions apply. Token collect.

Collection tips & fundraising ideas

for your community

with the Bristol Post & Wessex Water!

Dear Community Organiser,

Here we offer a handful of tips in support of your campaign, from coupon collection to further fundraising ideas. Even little things can make a big difference.

Congratulations!

Tips on how to collect:

We are happy to inform you that your organisation has been shortlisted for the ‘Cash for your Community 2014’. We are now offering the 20 groups/organisations the chance to win a share of the £15,000 dream fund.

A2 poster for use within the groups community to help with collecting votes

The total prize money will be proportionate to the number of printed coupons you collect from The Bristol Post. This starter pack will give you some hints and tips on how to rally support for your organisation as well as advice and dates relating to the ‘Wish Cash for your Community’campaign.

On Wednesday, November 5 your organisation, together with the other successful shortlisted groups, will appear in the Bristol Post as part of the Cash for your Community feature along with your voting code.

Members of the community can then collect coupons on behalf of their chosen organisation. The coupons will be printed in the Bristol Post from Wednesday November 5 until Tuesday, December 9.

We encourage that coupons collected by the community are handed to you directly so that you can send them to us in batches. We then need to receive those coupons by 12pm noon, Wednesday December 10. Results will be announced in the Bristol Post once all votes are counted and verified.

We’ve suggested ways you might want to raise awareness and canvass support from your local community.

We hope that you will make the most of your chance to really make a difference.

If you have any further questions, please visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash or call Promotions on 01179 343034.

On behalf of us all at the Bristol Post, we wish you the best of luck with your campaign.

1. Start collecting coupons. The more coupons you collect, the more money your organisation will receive.

The first coupon will appear in the Bristol Post on Wednesday, November 5, along with the spread of all shortlisted groups.

Facebook imagery sent to shortlisted groups for social media

2. Rally your supporters. From family and friends to neighbours and colleagues, tell everyone about your special cause and encourage them to collect coupons on your behalf, printed in the Bristol Post until Tuesday, December 9. Don’t be afraid to get the wider community involved by putting up posters and placing coupon collection boxes in shops, schools or local community centres.

3. Look out for special coupons. We may be printing double value coupons, so keep your eyes peeled and

make sure everyone knows when they appear. Please note that photocopied coupons will not be counted.

4. Send your coupons in to the Bristol Post by 12pm, Wednesday, December 10. The amount of money

each organisation receives will be revealed in the Bristol Post once coupons have been counted and verified.

Fundraising ideas Coffee morning

Invite your local community to a coffee morning and give a brief presentation explaining ‘Cash for your Community’ and how your cause intends to spend the money. Ask participants to bring along as many coupons as they can.

Facebook page

bristolpost.co.uk

Set up a facebook page online to encourage awareness and add friends within the local community. It’s free and easy to set up an account if you don’t already have one. Just visit www.facebook.com to get started. You could even promote the website www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash

Sponsored event

Why not organise a sponsored walk, run or swim? Get your local community involved and ask people to provide sponsorship in the form of ‘Cash for your Community’ coupons from the Bristol Post. You’ll soon find them piling up!

Welcome letter sent to all short listed groups

Hints and tips were shared with the groups to give them some ideas on canvassing their community

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Voting Stage Voting Mechanic

Groups were encouraged to collect as many votes as they could and encourage their communities do to the same.

The Bristol Post is working with Wessex Water to support local community groups in Bristol. The Cash for your Community initiative will involve £15,000 being shared among the local groups.

From charities, youth clubs and shelters to sports teams and primary schools, we are accepting up to 20 of your worthy causes.

WIN

a share of

£15,000

for your community group

We’ll be splitting the prize money as follows: First Prize £5,000. Second Prize £3,000. Third Prize £2,000.

Two runners up will receive £1000 and six second-runners up will win £500. The 20 groups that have been chosen from all those nominated are available to view here: www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash – make a note of your chosen causes code number and send us your voting form today.

We will print a voting coupon every day until Tuesday, December 9, 2014. The aim is to collect as many as possible for your chosen group. The more you collect, the better your chances of winning. Once you have collected all your voting coupons, either take them into the nominated group, or fill in the coupons ensuring you clearly indicate the nominated group, and send them to the Bristol Post at the address indicated.

Voting Form Name of Community/Organisation: ..................................................................................... .....................................................................................

Code Number: This voting form is worth

50 VOTES Send your votes to: Cash for your Community, Bristol Post,1 Temple Way, Bristol, BS2 0BY Before 12pm Wednesday, December 10, 2014.

Terms and conditions: Usual Bristol Post competition rules apply, see classified for details. Token collect promotion. For a full list of terms and conditions please see classified section or visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash

Investing in the community for 25 years We’ve supported thousands of environmental projects through our Watermark award scheme.

From school ponds and wildlife projects to community allotment and conservation initiatives.

If you represent a school, parish council or community organisation and have an environmental project, you may be able to receive support from Wessex Water’s Watermark award scheme.

www.wessexwater.co.uk/watermark

Half page voting form with 50 votes The Bristol Post is working with Wessex Water to support local community groups in Bristol. The Cash for your Community initiative will involve £15,000 being shared among the local groups.

From charities, youth clubs and shelters to sports teams and primary schools, we are accepting up to 20 of your worthy causes.

WIN

a share of

£15,000

for your community group

We’ll be splitting the prize money as follows: First Prize £5,000. Second Prize £3,000. Third Prize £2,000.

Two runners up will receive £1000 and six second-runners up will win £500. The 20 groups that have been chosen from all those nominated are available to view here: www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash – make a note of your chosen causes code number and send us your voting form today.

We will print a voting coupon every day until Tuesday, December 9, 2014. The aim is to collect as many as possible for your chosen group. The more you collect, the better your chances of winning. Once you have collected all your voting coupons, either take them into the nominated group, or fill in the coupons ensuring you clearly indicate the nominated group, and send them to the Bristol Post at the address indicated.

The £15,000 prize fund was split into nine prize pots so the shortlisted groups really had to pull together to collect the most votes they could in order to win the biggest share of the money.

Start Collecting Votes Now

Over a five week period, daily inserts of votes were printed within the Bristol Post. The panels featured a different number of votes each day, which varied between 50, 100, 150 and 200 vote slips.

The Bristol Post is working with Wessex Water to support local community groups in Bristol. The Cash for your Community initiative will involve £15,000 being shared among the local groups.

From charities, youth clubs and shelters to sports teams and primary schools, we are accepting up to 20 of your worthy causes.

WIN

a share of

£15,000

for your community group

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From charities, youth clubs and shelters to sports teams and primary schools, we are accepting up to 20 of your worthy causes.

Code Number:

WIN a share of

£15,000

Send your votes to: Cash for your Community, Bristol Post,1 Temple Way, Bristol, BS2 0BY Before 12pm Wednesday, December 10, 2014.

for your community group

Terms and conditions: Usual Bristol Post competition rules apply, see classified for details. Token collect promotion. For a full list of terms and conditions please see classified section or visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash

From school ponds and wildlife projects to community allotment and conservation initiatives.

If you represent a school, parish council or community organisation and have an environmental project, you may be able to receive support from Wessex Water’s Watermark award scheme.

www.wessexwater.co.uk/watermark

Half page voting form with 200 votes

966,550

total votes cast

202,050

How many votes it cost the winning group to win

Code Number: This voting form is worth

100 VOTES Send your votes to: Cash for your Community, Bristol Post,1 Temple Way, Bristol, BS2 0BY Before 12pm Wednesday, December 10, 2014.

Terms and conditions: Usual Bristol Post competition rules apply, see classified for details. Token collect promotion. For a full list of terms and conditions please see classified section or visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash

Half page voting form with 100 votes The Bristol Post is working with Wessex Water to support local community groups in Bristol. The Cash for your Community initiative will involve £15,000 being shared among the local groups.

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Our compliance with sewage discharge consents is very high – ensuring we protect the environment.

Wessex Water: providing sewerage services to people in Bristol and surrounding areas for 25 years.

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Beata Borowska is an assistant scientist at our laboratory in Salford where she carries out quality checks on treated wastewater every day.

Name of Community/Organisation:

We’ve supported thousands of environmental projects through our Watermark award scheme.

We will print a voting coupon every day until Tuesday, December 9, 2014. The aim is to collect as many as possible for your chosen group. The more you collect, the better your chances of winning. Once you have collected all your voting coupons, either take them into the nominated group, or fill in the coupons ensuring you clearly indicate the nominated group, and send them to the Bristol Post at the address indicated.

Name of Community/Organisation:

Investing in the community for 25 years

Voting Form

Investing in the community for 25 years

We’ll be splitting the prize money as follows: First Prize £5,000. Second Prize £3,000. Third Prize £2,000.

Two runners up will receive £1000 and six second-runners up will win £500. The 20 groups that have been chosen from all those nominated are available to view here: www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash – make a note of your chosen causes code number and send us your voting form today.

Voting Form

We’ll be splitting the prize money as follows: First Prize £5,000. Second Prize £3,000. Third Prize £2,000.

Two runners up will receive £1000 and six second-runners up will win £500. The 20 groups that have been chosen from all those nominated are available to view here: www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash – make a note of your chosen causes code number and send us your voting form today.

We will print a voting coupon every day until Tuesday, December 9, 2014. The aim is to collect as many as possible for your chosen group. The more you collect, the better your chances of winning. Once you have collected all your voting coupons, either take them into the nominated group, or fill in the coupons ensuring you clearly indicate the nominated group, and send them to the Bristol Post at the address indicated.

Voting Form Name of Community/Organisation: ..................................................................................... .....................................................................................

Code Number: This voting form is worth

200 VOTES Send your votes to: Cash for your Community, Bristol Post,1 Temple Way, Bristol, BS2 0BY Before 12pm Wednesday, December 10, 2014.

Terms and conditions: Usual Bristol Post competition rules apply, see classified for details. Token collect promotion. For a full list of terms and conditions please see classified section or visit www.bristolpost.co.uk/cash

Investing in the community for 25 years We’ve supported thousands of environmental projects through our Watermark award scheme.

From school ponds and wildlife projects to community allotment and conservation initiatives.

If you represent a school, parish council or community organisation and have an environmental project, you may be able to receive support from Wessex Water’s Watermark award scheme.

www.wessexwater.co.uk/watermark

Half page voting form with 150 votes

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Voting Stage

Online landing page at bristolpost.co.uk/cash

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Coverage overview Bristol Post

Insertions

4x8 pre-promote

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17x8 pre promote

3

34x8 Entry Page

3

17x8 entry page

9

17x8 voting slip

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4x8 announcement pre-promote

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Entries announced editorially

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Winners announced editorially

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Digital ‘E-Wrap’ – bristolpost.co.uk

50,000 (impressions)

Classified ad campaigns

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Cross promotional adverts – 10x8 Western Daily Press Cross Promotional adverts – 17x8 Bristol Observor 4x8 Supplement teasers

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Wessex Water bespoke adverts A bespoke advert for Wessex Water was created and added to every Entry Form and Voting Form.

Investing in the community for 25 years As head of waste treatment at Wessex Water, Ashlea Lane oversees the treatment of millions of litres of waste water every day.

Since Wessex Water was formed in 1974 sewage treatment has undergone a revolution. In those days it was not unusual for the River Avon through Bristol to be chlorinated in the summer to kill the smell.

Today the quality of the water we return to the environment after treatment has never been higher - we achieve 99.99% compliance

with sewage discharge consents.

And we continue to invest in better treatment such as the £26 million improvement scheme at Westonsuper-Mare sewage treatment works to improve water quality.

Wessex Water:

investing in new technologies to protect the region’s water environment.

This will help to protect further the coastal waters and bathing waters in the Bristol and North Somerset area for the benefit of both the environment and local people.

Investing in the community for 25 years Ben Harding’s job at Wessex Water is like that of a detective - everyday he is looking for clues and trying to trace something that is deep underground and often goes unnoticed to the untrained eye.

For Ben is one of our leakage inspectors whose role it is to trace and tackle leaks on both customers’ pipes and own network of 11,600 kilometres of water mains.

The work that Ben and his colleagues are doing has helped us to achieve the lowest ever leakage

levels from our network - we have halved it in 10 years.

Today we are investing in new technologies to help us to reduce leakage even further.

For any full page features, we added an 8x8 advert (80x27cm).

0800 692 0 692 (24 hours).

We aim to fix visible leaks within 24 hours.

Wessex Water: reducing leakage from water mains You can help too. If you spot a leak, and customers’ let Ben know. Ring Leakstoppers on pipes for 25 years.

Investing in the community for 25 years With the help of a CCTV robot nicknamed Arnie, Nick Henley and Nick Harper search for blockages in our sewer network below Bath.

The problems they discover with Arnie, who can travel 350 metres along a sewer, are of-ten caused by fat poured down sinks which later congeals.

In Greater London Britain’s largest ever ‘fatberg’ was discovered - it was a lump of food and fat mixed with wet wipes the size of a London bus.

With some sewers no wider than 100mm - less than the length of an iPhone - it is only a matter of time before the congealed fat causes a blockage, or even worse sewer flooding.

Around 75% of sewer blockages are caused by disposable personal products like wet wipes which, when mixed with fat create so-called fatbergs.

remember to only flush paper, poo and pee down the toilet, and bin anything else.

Wessex Water: investing in new technologies to protect the environment for 25 years.

Be Smart, Love your Loo -

Investing in the community for 25 years With the help of a CCTV robot nicknamed Arnie, Nick Henley and Nick Harper search for blockages in our sewer network below Bristol and surrounding areas.

With the help of a CCTV robot nicknamed Arnie, Nick Henley and Nick Harper search for blockages in our sewer network below Bristol and surrounding areas.

The problems they discover with Arnie, who can travel 350 metres along a sewer, are of-ten caused by fat poured down sinks which later congeals. With some sewers no wider than 100mm - less than

the length of an iPhone - it is only a matter of time before the congealed fat causes a blockage, or even worse sewer flooding.

In Greater London Britain’s largest ever ‘fatberg’ was discovered - it was a lump of food and fat mixed with wet wipes the size of a London bus. Around 75% of sewer blockages are caused by disposable personal products like wet wipes

which, when mixed with fat create so-called fatbergs.

Be Smart, Love your Loo remember to only flush paper, poo and pee down the toilet, and bin anything else.

Wessex Water:

investing in new technologies to protect the environment for 25 years.

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Wessex Water bespoke adverts Investing in the community for 25 years Beata Borowska is an assistant scientist at our laboratory in Salford where she carries out quality checks on treated wastewater every day.

Our compliance with sewage discharge consents is very high – ensuring we protect the environment.

Wessex Water: providing sewerage services to people in Bristol and surrounding areas for 25 years.

Investing in the community for 25 years

For any half page features we added a 4x8 advert (40x27cm).

Ben Harding’s role at Wessex Water is to trace and tackle leaks on both customers’ pipes and on our own network of 11,600km of water mains.

The work that Ben and his colleagues are doing has helped us to achieve the lowest ever leakage levels from our network - we have halved it in 10 years.

Wessex Water: reducing leakage from water mains and customers’ pipes for 25 years.

Investing in the community for 25 years Julia Clarke is an energy analyst researching how Wessex Water can become more energy efficient. “We are looking at ways to reduce energy consumption and increase the amount of renewable energy that we generate.”

Wessex Water: investing in new technologies to reduce our impact on the environment for 25 years.

Investing in the community for 25 years With a CCTV robot, Nick Henley and Nick Harper search for blockages in our sewer network.

Fat poured down the sink can quickly congeal with wet wipes flushed down the loo to cause a sewer blockage.

Wessex Water: investing in technologies to protect the environment for 25 years.

Investing in the community for 25 years Paul Bridges leads a team that repairs and maintains our network of sewers. Using ‘no dig’ technology including robots, he can carry out repairs with less disruption to traffic.

Wessex Water: investing in new technologies to improve the quality of life for

Total advertising value at rate card worth £20,280

customers and commuters for 25 years.

Investing in the community for 25 years As environment and catchment strategy manager, Ruth Barden’s job is to ensure local rivers are protected. “We have invested hundreds of millions of pounds in the Bristol and Bath region to eliminate pollution.”

Wessex Water: investing in state-of-the-art sewage treatment to protect the local water environment for 25 years.

Investing in the community for 25 years Call centre manager Stephanie Martin helps customers with questions about their bills and offers advice to those who have problems paying.

“Through our tailored assistance programme, tap, we are helping more than 15,000 people who have problems paying.”

Wessex Water: investing in the customers and communities it serves for 25 years.

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Winner Presentation

Winners: £5,000

Predator Athletics Cheerleaders

£3,000

Hanham Community Centre Young At Heart Club

£2,000

King Edmund Acro Gymnastics Club

£1,000

Parson Street Primary School

£1,000

Hawkspring

£500

Kingswood RFC

£500

Warmley Community Centre

£500

The Rainbow Centre For Children

£500

Bristol City Deaf Football Club

£500

Pensford Tennis Club

£500

WUF Redcliffe Tenants Group

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The Cash for your Community promotional campaign proved to be an excellent, lowcost way to promote your business to over 109k* Bristol readers with substantial promotion and editorial support to new customers and readers, generating positive PR exercise to the Bristol community in an alternative advertising method. * JICREG 01.10.13. Circulation Monday-Saturday 100% paid-for. Source: ABC Jan - June 2013

Contact Donna Symonds Deputy Regional Promotions Manager 07827 252382 donna.symonds@localworld.co.uk Local World Ltd

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