point of sale ..... point of sale .. £1000 TIP IS JUST THE TICKET...
...FOR SOUTHPORT CABBIE CHRIS
I was in Southport, standing at the end of Britain’s second longest pier, to be pre- cise. An icy wind blew in off the Irish Sea but at least it wasn’t snow- ing – I’d had more than enough of that over the past few weeks! A tram pulled up and I hopped on, heading towards town in search of a lucky cab- bie to tip £1000 – my first tip of 2010! Hop- ping off at the Pier forecourt, I aimed straight for the tourist attractions. I browsed the shops on Lord Street, saw the Model Railway Village then wandered into the Southport Arts Centre but there was no sign of my famous sticker. So I retraced my steps and headed back
towards the railway station.
Suddenly I saw it: the familiar orange trilby, the unmistakeable blue trench-coat, the fistful of
cash...my sticker!
The lucky owner was Chris Bowden and it’s fair to say he was absolutely delighted with his £1000 tip. “I’m really happy and shocked! I only got the sticker yesterday. Before I left the house today my son said to me - ‘I hope you win. Good luck!’ He must have sensed it was my lucky day!”
So I’m back for a third year of tipping cabbies – and it could be you that I hand a grand to in 2010. But you must get your brand new 2010 Mystery Tipper
and let me know where I should visit next.
It could be North? or South? or somewhere in between? You never know, if you twitter me, I might visit you! You’ll also get all the inside info on every- thing I’m up to and you never know,
could be your town or city I turn up in next month!
*Calls may be recorded See our adverts on pages 1, 3, 11 & 34.
Chris Bowden celebrates his good fortune with the Mystery Tipper
sticker to be in with a chance.
Get yours by calling Swinton Taxi Divi- sion for a quote on 0800 024 1013* or by visiting the brand
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new Swinton Taxi division website at
www.swintontaxi.co.uk – where you’ll also find all the latest taxi driver offers too. Terms and conditions do apply –
go online for details. Where will I be next month? Well actually, you could decide. Become my friend on Facebook, or start fol- lowing me on Twitter
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Dave Clapp (MD, left) and Tim Crighton from County Insurance with Richard Goodwin (centre) from Kindertons
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dent that needs repairs, it’s important your insurance includes a replace- ment taxi and claims service. InsureTAXI, one of the leading providers of taxi insurance in the UK, know that there is much more to a taxi insurance policy than simply having low pre- miums. InsureTAXI – a leading
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