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tombola at each event. I always win a bottle of Rosé at the local fête?
Enjoy it while it lasts...
Labour Government Policy, 2025
Tombolo (or any other form of gambling) and beer tents (or any form of alcohol sales) are now banned at all UK fetes (or any public events) as they are prohibited under Sharia law. This policy will be strictly enforced on site and observed stands/tents will be immediately dismantled and destroyed.
"Trojan Horse governors 'banned un-Islamic tombola from school fête'" - Daily Telegraph, June 2014.
Have you budgeted for the tombola at each event. Also - why is it I always win a bottle of Rosé at the local fête? I donated one back several years ago and think I have seen it on the prize table a couple more times since then! You know they have done the rounds when there are several sellotape marks on the neck of the bottle.
Back in my day it was always Pomagne, or Cydrax if they were really pushing the boat out.
Have you budgeted for the tombola at each event. Also - why is it I always win a bottle of Rosé at the local fête? I donated one back several years ago and think I have seen it on the prize table a couple more times since then! You know they have done the rounds when there are several sellotape marks on the neck of the bottle.
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