David Wilson has a treat for visitors this Halloween weekend
Forget the tricks this Halloween weekend and prepare to be treated by David Wilson South Midlands who will be giving away fantastic goodie bags to everyone who enters the colouring competition that is being held across at all its developments throughout Cambridgeshire.The housebuilder is encouraging children to get creative and design a scary-looking pumpkin face on entry forms that will be available at each of its sales offices.
All entrants will receive a free goodie bag of Halloween treats and will also be entered into a prize draw with one lucky winner chosen at random to receive a terror-ific Nintendo DS.
Jackie Day, Sales Director at David Wilson, comments “Everyone loves dressing up at Halloween and this year we’re encouraging visitors to our developments to get creative by entering our colouring competition which could see them walking away with a brand new Nintendo DS.
“Pumpkin carving is a favourite pastime this time of year but we’re giving visitors the chance to avoid the mess by asking them to design their very own petrifying pumpkin on paper. We’re after some seriously spooky designs and the scarier the better.
“Traditionally a time for trick and treating, we’re looking forward to ditching the tricks this weekend and treating our customers to some fiendishly great goodies.”
The competition is being held at all David Wilson developments throughout Cambridgeshire which include:
Waters Edge
Spring Avenue
Hampton Vale
Peterborough
A stunning collection of three and four bedroom homes. Prices start from £193,995.
Cromwell Gardens
London Road
Godmanchester
Boasting two, three and four bedroom houses. Prices start from £138,995.
Deer Park
Cambridge Road
Loves Farm
St Neots
Comprises a selection of two, three, four and five bedroom homes. Prices start from £82,995.
One winner will be picked at random from all entries and will be notified within 10 days of the closing date, Sunday 1st November.
For more information log onto the website at dwh.co.uk.
