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Fly high by winning tickets to see Peter Pan


The World’s Biggest Pantomime at Arena Birmingham from 20 to 24 December 2017, presents Peter Pan, an epic arena size adventure that’s set to transport you to a world of spectacle and comedy headlined by two of the UK’s favourite stars, Bradley Walsh and Martin Kemp. This perfect festive treat is


brought to life by a cast of over 100 performers across three arena stages, including a thrilling team of flying trapeze and West End artists, BMX bike stuntmen and Matt Knight of BBC’s Let It Shine as Peter Pan. Watch out for the terrifying


The Festive Gift Fair is coming


Christmas is around the corner! And there’s more to see, try, touch, taste, enjoy and buy at The Festive Gift Fair. Christmas means gifts for your


loved ones, hanging decorations on the tree, excitement on children’s faces, party games, movies by the fire and a table fit for a festive feast. All of which can be found as this fabulous Christmas Shopping Fair returns to the NE between 16- 19 November. Often the most time-consuming


part is finding clever presents. If you’re stuck for ideas, start with a trip to the Festive Gift Fair and you’ll see how fun and easy Christmas shopping can be. From the moment you arrive,


you’ll be caught up in the excitement of the day, exploring 350 stalls overflowing with thousands upon thousands of cracking gift ideas and decorations that don’t cost the earth. When your bags are full, you can


drop them off at the present crèche and continue to shop, or stop for a bite to eat in one of the four sparkly


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catering/entertainment areas, where you can enjoy a great line-up of live musical acts – to get you rocking round the Christmas tree. No wonder the Festive Gift Fair is one of the most popular Christmas shopping events in the UK. This year the fair is moving to


Hall 5 of the NEC, which is just a few minutes’ walk undercover from Birmingham International station. To enter the competition for your


chance to win one of three pairs of tickets, simply answer this question:


Q: The Festive Gift Fair is moving to a new Hall at the NEC this year. Which hall is it?


Send your answer with your name and address to s.cooke@birmingham- chamber.com by close of play on 10 November.


For more details on visiting the fair, visit www.festivegiftfair.co.uk


October competition winners


Marie Waite of M-Tec Engineering Solutions won a Christmas party meal for up to 10 people in December at the Park Regis Birmingham hotel.


Winners of a pair of tickets each to see Classic Carols at Birmingham Symphony Hall on Monday 18 December are Adam Maguire; Nina Jhalley and Chris Belyavin.


twenty-five-foot animatronic crocodile on the movie-style Neverland set, while a life-sized galleon sails around the Arena in front of a 10,000-gallon water wall. A giant 60-foot wide LED screen with both computer graphic imagery and live close-up TV relay of the action will also ensure you never miss a moment of this


sensational family adventure! To celebrate this fantastic tour,


we’re giving away two family tickets to Peter Pan – Christmas in Neverland for the 7pm performance on 21 December 2017 at Arena Birmingham, formerly the Barclaycard Arena. To enter the competition for your


chance to win, simply answer this question:


Q: What is the name of the faraway place where Peter Pan, Tinkerbell and other mystical creatures live?


Send your answer with your name and address to s.cooke@birmingham- chamber.com by close of play on 10 November 2017.


For more information and to book tickets visit: arenabham.co.uk/ whatson


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