2010 April | steves leaves

Hand Picked Hotels Prize Draw Terms and Conditions

To enter: purchase a pack of Steve’s Leaves, retain your till receipt and complete the entry form at www.stevesleaves.co.uk before 11.59pm on 30th October 2010.
Purchase necessary. Only one entry per person allowed. No entrant may win more than one prize. Proof of identity may be required.
Open to GB residents over 18 years of age, excluding employees of Steve’s Leaves, their immediate families (defined as parents, siblings, children & spouse regardless of where they live), agents or anyone connected with the draw.
Winner will be selected in a random draw to be conducted w/c 8th November 2010 by PromoVeritas, the independent promotional verification service. Proof of purchase will be required which will be in the form of a pack of Steve’s Leaves and a till receipt showing purchase within the promotional period.
Winners will be notified by email, post or telephone within seven days of the closing date. Winners who are uncontactable via reasonable means within seven days or who do not respond to notification will be disqualified and an alternative winner selected as above.
Winners’ details (name and county) will be published on the promoter websites from 1st December 2010.
THE PRIZES : 10 x a night for two in a Hand Picked Hotel. See www.handpickedhotels.co.uk for list of hotels to choose from. Prize includes one night in a double or twin room, including dinner and breakfast.
Prize does not include travel, alcohol, other food or other costs such as room service, laundry etc, which will be the responsibility of the winner and their guest.
Stay must be taken by 30th June 2011. The prize is not transferable and is subject to availability. All travel must be booked at least four weeks prior to departure.
Prizes are non transferable. No cash alternative.
All entries must be submitted directly by the entrant. No bulk, third party or organized group entries will be accepted. Entries generated by script, macro, robotic, programmed or any other automated means are prohibited and will be disqualified. Incomplete, illegible, photocopies or corrupt entries or those not in accordance with entry instructions will not be accepted.
The Promoter accepts no responsibility for entries lost, damaged, or delayed in the post or as a result of any network, computer hardware of software failure of any kind. Proof of sending will not be accepted as proof of receipt.
Winners may be required to participate in publicity arising from the promotion.
The Promoter will only use the personal details supplied for the administration of the prize draw and for no other purpose, unless we have your consent. See our privacy policy at http://www.stevesleaves.co.uk/privacy-policy/
Entry into the draw implies acceptance of these terms and conditions.
The promoter’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

Promoter: Steve’s Leaves.
Steve’s Leaves is a trading name of Vitacress Salads Ltd.
Address:
Lower Link Farm, St Mary Bourne, SP11 6DB

Successful launch event

April 2010

Well it’s been a hectic few weeks. The team and I have been delighted by the response to Steve’s Leaves. A recent highlight was our launch event in London. This comprised of a screening of the Steve’s Leaves video (now on the web-site), followed by a supper of several superb dishes featuring Steve’s Leaves. It was great to have Thomasina Miers “open” the event and to be able to “talk leaves” to a true connoisseur!! In fact I spent the whole evening extolling the virtues of our very special leaves to our various guests. It was great to have so many people in one place that were genuinely interested in the exciting things we are doing at Steve’s Leaves. I often enthuse at dinner parties but after a while get a kick under the table from my wife! At the launch I was able to let flow for several hours without anyone glazing over.

The recent weather has been great for our British leaves….. bright days and cold nights. Look out for our Hampshire grown Baby Watercress. The relatively warm flowing mineral rich water in which the Baby Watercress grows means it is always the first crop to be harvested from our UK farms. Let’s hope the lovely weather continues.

Steve