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Win tickets to Classic Carols show
Classic Carols comes to Birmingham Symphony Hall on Monday 18 December at 7.30pm. This concert of joyous seasonal and traditional music perfectly captures the true spirit of Christmas. Featured songs include ‘Ave
Maria’, ‘Shepherd's Pipe Carol’, ‘Tomorrow shall be my dancing day’, ‘In the bleak midwinter’ and ‘Sussex Carol’ which are complemented by carols for all to join in with, such as ‘God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen’; ‘Once in Royal David’s City’ and ‘Good King Wenceslas’. Presented by Sir Tony
Robinson with Nicky Spence (tenor), Crispian Steele- Perkins (trumpet), Adrian Lucas (conductor), City of Birmingham Choir and London Concert Orchestra.
For tickets call the box office tel 0121 345 0603 or visit online at
www.raymondgubbay.co.uk
In our competition to stand the chance of winning one of three pair of tickets to this fabulous festive concert, please tell us:
Which Channel 4 Archaeology-based TV series did Sir Tony Robinson present?
Email your answer to
s.cooke@birmingham-
chamber.com by close of play on Friday 13 October and include your contact address details.
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A Christmas to remember at Park Regis Birmingham
Park Regis Birmingham has teamed up with Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce to offer Chamberlink readers the chance to win a Christmas party meal for up to 10 people in December. With three festive lunch menu
courses on offer, winners can choose from a selection of Christmas classics including free- range turkey wrapped in prosciutto and Christmas pudding with sherry anglaise. Park Regis has a Christmas party
to suit almost any requirement, from its joiner Christmas Party Packages which start at just £34.95 per head, to exclusive hire of its 16th floor sky bar with spectacular panoramic views of the city. Guests can enjoy a sparkling drinks reception, a delicious three-course dinner in one of the hotel’s 15th floor function rooms or its 1565
Restaurant, and then dance the night away to music from its resident DJs. For those looking for a daytime
affair, Park Regis’ Festive Lunch Menu offers a selection of starters, mains and desserts to suit even the most discerning of diners from £22 per person for two courses or £27 per person for three courses. Visitors to the city can also enjoy
the hotel’s Christmas Afternoon Tea from £25 per person. A twist on the popular treat, it includes roast turkey sandwiches, cinnamon and orange scones, and Baileys yule log, amongst others, for a festive afternoon feast. The hotel’s limousine service can collect and drop-off up to six guests, chauffeuring them door-to-door for the ultimate Afternoon Tea experience. Park Regis is extending its
Christmas celebrations to the day itself. For those avoiding the hassle
September competition winners
Three winners of a family ticket for Disney on Ice at the Barclaycard Arena from 18 to 29 October are: Carol Jerromes of NTN Bearings (UK) Ltd., Bryan Bannister, National Express and Denise Spooner, Dunlop Aircraft Tyres Limited.
Winner of a table for four at Opus Restaurant’s new weekend Five Course Tasting Menu accompanied with a flight of wines is: Cheryl Underhill of Smiths Metal Centres.
of cooking and washing up, you can make Christmas day one to remember with champagne cocktails on arrival, followed by a six-course meal with coffee and petit fours to finish. The hotel is also offering
Christmas party guests an exclusive room rate for overnight stays with breakfast.
To win, a Christmas party meal for up to 10 people in December, subject to availability, answer the following question:
What floor will you find the Sky Bar at Park Regis on?
Email your answer to
s.cooke@birmingham-
chamber.com by close of play on Friday 13 October and include your contact address details.
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