Summer Spin WIN
This promotion is being run by St. George's shopping centre in Harrow.
The entrant must have spent £20 or over in one day within the centre, the money can have been spent in one or more shops with in the centre (refer to list of valid stores)
The entrant must show their receipt validated by the summer staff with the Summer, Spin, Win wheel.
The receipts can only be used once.
One spin of the wheel only per person, even if they have spent £40 or more.
Validation of receipts will happen between 11am and 2pm on the every Friday and Saturday until September.
The prize won depends on the section of the wheel that is landed on.
The promotion will run until on these dates only or until prizes run out.
Prizes are instant and must be collected on the day of the promotion only.
Employees of St. George's Shopping Centre and their relatives are not permitted to enter this competition.
All entrants must be over the age of 16 or have consent from a parent or guardian to enter.
Prizes are non-transferable and cannot be exchanged. No cash alternative is available.
By entering the competition, you accept these terms and conditions, and agree to participate in any publicity associated with this promotion. If the entrants fail to agree to these terms and conditions they will be automatically excluded from the promotion.
Details are correct at the time of publication but are subject to change without prior notice. The promoter and partners have arranged this competition in good faith and cannot accept liability in any matter relating to the prizes whatsoever.
The entrant’s personal information will only be used by our staff internally, for the purposes of the promotion and will not be passed onto any third parties other than where legally or contractually obliged. The Promoter reserves the right to cancel the promotion at any stage. These terms and conditions are governed by English law and subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts.
St. George's shopping centre, and its’ partners may wish to use the information you record in your competition to contact you regarding news and events and other competitions being held at St. George's shopping centre.
The Fragrance Shop: NEW STORE
Have you seen The Fragrance Shop's new store?!
Visit The Fragrance Shop on the Ground Floor.
Darren Harman, Centre Manager: We have been working closely with The Fragrance Shop to identify the best space to meet their growing needs in St. George's Shopping Centre. The expansion demonstrates the success and high demand for the brand. We have no doubt the new store will be hugely successful with our shoppers. We wish The Fragrance Shop great success in their exciting future at St. George's shopping centre.
Face coverings: what you need to know
As you are aware, the Government recently announced that, from Friday 24th July, face coverings will be required when inside shops. As an indoor centre, we will be following this guidance at St. George's. Face coverings will be mandatory in all of our shops and we also request that they are worn throughout the centre to ensure the safety of our customers and staff.
To help explain this new rule (why it has been implemented and what a face covering is), we have gathered this helpful information from the Government website.
What is a face covering?
In the context of COVID-19, a face covering is considered to be something which safely covers the nose and mouth. You can buy single-use or reusable face coverings in the form of a face mask, however you may also use a scarf, bandana, religious garment or hand-made cloth. These must fit securely around the side of your face. Face coverings do not need to be PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) standard as they are largely intended to protect others, not the wearer, against the spread of infection.
Why has this been implemented?
Coronavirus spreads predominantly from droplets in coughs and sneezes, which can be picked up from surfaces and transferred to your face through touch. The best available scientific evidence is that, when used correctly, wearing a face covering may reduce the spread of coronavirus droplets in certain circumstances, helping to protect others.
Face coverings are designed to protect others from the spread of infection, not the wearer. That’s why they should not be considered a replacement for social distancing and regular hand washing.
Important things to remember when wearing a face covering;
- Your face covering should be secured with ties or ear loops and fit comfortably allowing you to breathe easily
- Your face covering should be made from at least 2 (preferably 3) layers of fabric
- Your face covering should be able to be washed with other items of laundry without becoming damaged (this does not apply to disposable ones)
- You should wash your hands thoroughly or use hand sanitiser before putting on your face covering or removing it, and again once removed
- You should avoid wearing your face covering on your neck or forehead
- You should not share a face mask with anyone else
In England, you must wear a face covering when using public transport or when inside shops or supermarkets.
Exceptions to wearing a face covering
You do not have to wear a face covering where they are mandated if you have a legitimate reason not to.
This includes:
- Young children under the age of 11
- Inability to remove/put on face covering due to physical or mental illness, impairment or disability
- If putting on, wearing or removing the face covering will cause severe distress
- If you need to eat, drink or take medication
- If you are travelling with or providing assistance to someone who relies on lip reading to communicate
- To see a complete list, or read more information about the face covering requirements, please visit the Government website (link below):
💙 We appreciate your support in ensuring the safety of all 💙
RAINBOW COLOURING SHEETS
To help spread some positivity amongst children during this uncertain time we have created a rainbow colouring sheet for youngsters.
It's simply, colour in the rainbow colouring sheets and place it in your window to spread positivity!
Grown ups, please send us a photo of your little one amazing creation and we will share on our social media channels.
Rainbow colouring sheet
Heart colouring sheet
NHS Rainbow colouring sheet
FREE COLOURING SHEETS
Coronavirus has certainly plunged us into new territory with schools closing their doors and everyone advised to socially distance themselves, parents everywhere will be climbing the walls looking for ways to keep their little angels entertained. So we are here to help... FREE COLOURING SHEETS! Ask an adult to send a photo of your colouring to us on our Facebook page and we’ll share it for everybody to see and enjoy!
Ballerina Colouring
Bumble Bee Colouring
Drum Kit Colouring
Friends Colouring
Pug Dog Colouring
The colouring sheets are free of charge to download and are all themed around our book Aliana's (Not Really A Diary) Diary.
By buying a copy of our book, Aliana's (Not Really A Diary) Diary, you will be funding one-to-one reading lessons for local children in Harrow via Coram Beanstalk. Last year we embarked on a unique and exciting project, with the aim to improve literacy for local primary school children and encourage more children in our community to read and write stories for fun. Our author, David, has been working with local school children to create a children’s story book featuring real life stories from the children at Roxeth Primary, Roxbourne Primary and St George's Catholic Primary Schools, with the ultimate aim to raise funds to provide literacy support for primary school children in our borough, via our charity of the year, Coram Beanstalk. You can purchase a copy of the book via our vending machine on the Ground Floor.
Aliana's (Not Really A Diary) Diary
By buying a copy of our book, Aliana's (Not Really A Diary) Diary, you will be funding one-to-one reading lessons for local children in Harrow via Coram Beanstalk. Last year we embarked on a unique and exciting project, with the aim to improve literacy for local primary school children and encourage more children in our community to read and write stories for fun. Our author, David, has been working with local school children to create a children’s story book featuring real life stories from the children at Roxeth Primary, Roxbourne Primary and St George's Catholic Primary Schools, with the ultimate aim to raise funds to provide literacy support for primary school children in our borough, via our charity of the year, Coram Beanstalk. You can purchase a copy of the book via our vending machine on the Ground Floor.
