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Win tickets to the English Heritage Picnic Concert
3:53pm Friday 4th July 2008
Celebrate the finer things in life with Michael Ball and Lesley Garrett at the English Heritage Picnic Concert.
Allinson, the people who are passionate about brown bread, are offering you the chance to enjoy a taste of the finer things in life by winning a pair of tickets to see Michael Ball perform alongside Lesley Garrett at the English Heritage Picnic Concert at London's Kenwood House on August 2.
Two lucky winners will be treated to a fabulous evening of live music and entertainment headlined by two of Britain's best loved singers, in the outstanding grounds of Kenwood House, one of the UK's most glorious country houses situated in the heart of Hampstead.
You will also win a home delivery of delicious Allinson brown bread, including the new wonderfully soft batch-baked loaves, Sunflower and Pumpkin and Malted Harvestgrain, as well as the popular Wholemeal batch loaf.
Allinson will be sampling canapés at the English Heritage concerts throughout July and August - providing music lovers with a taste of the finer things as they enjoy one of the summer's premier outdoor music events.
For your chance to win just answer the following question correctly:
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