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Win four tickets to opening night of ‘The Bodyguard’


Win an Indian banquet worth £250 from Mahirs Experience


The Alexandra is offering readers the chance to win four tickets to the opening night of the smash-hit musical, ‘The Bodyguard’ on Tuesday, 21 January 2020. The international, award-winning musical based on the blockbuster


film, ‘The Bodyguard’ is back! Following her triumphant West End run and sell-out UK Tour, Alexandra Burke* returns to the role of Rachel Marron. Former Secret Service agent turned bodyguard, Frank Farmer, is


hired to protect superstar Rachel Marron from an unknown stalker. Each expects to be in charge – what they don't expect is to fall in love. A ‘brilliant!’ (‘The Times’), breathtakingly romantic thriller, ‘The


Bodyguard’ features a whole host of irresistible classics including Queen of the Night, So Emotional, One Moment in Time, Saving All My Love, Run to You, I Have Nothing, Greatest Love Of All, Million Dollar Bill, I Wanna Dance With Somebody and one of the greatest hit songs of all time – I Will Always Love You. ‘The Bodyguard’ runs at The Alexandra from Tuesday 21 January until Saturday 1 February 2020.


To book visit ATGTICKETS.COM/Birmingham or call 0844 871 3011 (calls cost up to 7p per minute plus your phone company’s access charge).


*Alexandra Burke will perform the role of ‘Rachel Marron’ at evening performances only.


Q: What is the name of Rachel Marron’s bodyguard? A. Frank Shepherd, B. Frank McDonald, C. Frank Farmer


Competition entries close on 10 January 2020.


To enter, visit www.greaterbirminghamchambers.com/advertising- sponsorship/competitions/ Terms and conditions can be found at the above address.


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Mahirs Experience are offering Chamberlink readers the chance to win a spread of their award-winning cuisine worth £250. Mahirs Experience is an independent family business which was


established on the back of another family business, Quality Sweet Centre, a small Indian delicatessen based on the renowned Soho Road in Birmingham. Producing quality authentic Punjabi cuisine has been the family business


for the firm since the 1970s, and today is no different. All Mahirs food is still ‘handmade’ and freshly prepared using a


combination of traditional and contemporary cooking methods. ‘Artisan’ family cooks who, with their culinary skills, have helped the


business develop into the force it is today, are still in its kitchens passing down years of family know how, recipes and cooking methods to our next generation of chefs. Mahirs handpicks some of the finest chefs from around the world, and


can accommodate Gujarati, South Indian, Kashmiri, Indo Fusion, Oriental and European cuisines, taking into account the special dietary requirements of each. In addition to being the experts of providing authentic Indian cuisine for


outdoor catering events, Mahirs are also specialists in providing the very best in complete event design.


To be in with a chance of winning a spread from Mahirs Experience worth £250, answer this question: Q. Where was Quality Sweet Centre, a family business which laid the foundations for Mahirs Experience, based?


A. Broad Street, B. Villa Road, C. Soho Road Competition entries close on the 27 January 2020.


To enter, visit www.greaterbirminghamchambers.com/advertising- sponsorship/competitions/ Terms and conditions can be found at the above address.


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