Win 2 Tickets to The Apple Tarts Festival
Win 2 camping tickets to this year's Apple Tarts Festival held in kent, this is going to be one party you won't want to miss!
Closed 4 May 2012

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Entries closed on 4 May 2012. Thank you to everyone who entered.
Apple Tarts is a 500 person event. It opens at 13:00 on Sunday 3rd June and closes at 13:00 on Monday 4th over the Queens Jubilee Double Bank Holiday weekend! There will be 500 revellers heading to to kent to see DJ's and local bands performing within the beautiful Orchard surroundings.
Here's what festival organiser David Hillier had to say:
“On the main stage we're going to have 8 bands and 4 DJ's, with maybe 10 playing the headphone disco, and another 6 on the Orchard Stage, so there's going to be a lot of stuff going on!” Full interview here
There are 2 ways to win this fantastic prize - Either register and click ENTER COMPETITION below or RETWEET the competition link on twitter @UKFG, it couldn't be easier.
The winner will be selected at random and contacted after the competition closes on May 4th.
For more info go to Apple Tarts Festival
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