- Participants must be UK resident and over 18.
- The prize is up to four Swatch watches for each member of the winning family. Maximum value of this prize not to exceed £300 total for all watches.
- Participants enter by posting an entry on their blog about how they save time using online tools and resources. The post should include text of at least 100 words or photos and text of at least 100 words. Participants then enter the URL which links to the post onto the #BGSaveTime Linky (alternatively, they can leave the URL to the entry in the comments section of the BritMums #BGSaveTime post). Make sure you specify on your post that your entry is for the BritMums #BGSaveTime Competition, sponsored by British Gas. Click here for information on how to create a free blog on WordPress.
- Participants may enter as many times as they wish by creating additional blog posts, so long as these are posted on a separate blog to the original entry.
- All entries must be received by 17:00 GMT on Thursday 12 July 2012.
- Prize winners will be chosen randomly by an independent third party and will be notified by 15 July via email to the email address they provided on their blog. Prizes not claimed within 48 hours of notification will be re-assigned as unclaimed.
- The Promoter may vary or amend the promotion at its absolute discretion.
- The Promoter accepts no responsibility for any technical issues resulting in blog posts not being submitted or issues related to the Linky technology.
- The Promoter is BritMums Ltd with its registered office at Chiltern House, 45 Station Road, Henley, RG9 1AT
- The promoter reserves the right to remove an entry that is threatening, abusive, harassing or invasive of a person’s privacy; sexist, racist, profane, blasphemous, homophobic or otherwise discriminatory and/or offensive; promotes violence or advocate, condone or assist any unlawful act; describe violent intentions towards other people or organisations; is pornographic, sexually explicit, obscene or lewd; is used to impersonate any person or to misrepresent the participant’s identity.
