Win a red-handed original
8 February 2007

Win a unique prize and help Comic Relief in our big competition.
Archers canvas with Terry Molloy (Mike),
Tom Graham (Tom), Pat Gallimore (Pat),
Tim Bentinck (David), Patricia Greene (Jill),
Colin Skipp (Tony) and Louiza Patikas (Helen)

The prize is a canvas bearing the handprints and signatures of more than 20 members of the cast of The Archers. Approx 3ft x 2ft, it was created in January 2007 at BBC Birmingham.

To enter the competition, simply answer the following question:

What is the name of David and Ruth's farm?

a. Highfield Farm
b. Brookfield Farm
c. Longfield Farm

Call 09065 501 501 or
text ARCHERS plus (a) (b) or (c) and your answer to 82125

You must be 18 or over. Texts cost £1 (plus your standard text charge). Calls cost £1 from BT landlines (calls from mobiles and other networks may vary), with least 70p from each text or call going directly to Comic Relief.

Lines are open from 9.00am on Monday 12 February and will close on Friday 2 March at 12.00pm, when the winner of the hand-printed signed canvas will be drawn at random from all correct entries



Full terms & conditions

By entering this competition, you agree to these rules. This competition is promoted by Comic Relief Limited of 89 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7TP. Comic Relief, registered charity 326568.

To enter this competition, you must be a UK resident and at least 18 years old. You may enter as many times as you wish.

You may enter by telephone or text. Texts cost £1 (plus your standard text charge). Calls cost £1 from BT landlines (calls from mobiles and other networks may cost more).

At least 70p from every call and text goes directly to Comic Relief. The remainder of the charges cover tax and operator and handling charges.

If you are a pre-pay customer, the charges will be deducted from your available credit time. If you are a pay monthly customer, the charges will appear on your monthly statement. If you are not the bill payer for the phone, you must obtain the bill payer's permission before entering.

The closing date for entries is 12 noon on Friday 2 March 2007.

The winner will be drawn at random from all correct entries. The judges' decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.

The winner will be announced on Monday 5th March 2007 and contacted by telephone. If we cannot contact the winner after five days, we may award the prize to the next correct entry drawn at random.

We will only use your personal details to administer this competition, but may use the winner's name and photographs for promotional and publicity purposes. Please see Comic Relief's privacy policy.

The prize is a canvas measuring approx 3ft x 2ft bearing the handprints and signatures of more than 20 members of the cast of The Archers, and which was created in January 2007 at BBC Birmingham.

The prize is non-transferable and there is no cash alternative. Comic Relief may substitute an alternative prize of similar value.

Comic Relief may disqualify you from winning the prize if it has reasonable grounds to suspect that you are in breach of these rules or your participation in the competition is fraudulent or otherwise unlawful.

This competition is not open to employees or contractors of Comic Relief, BBC (or anyone else involved in organising the competition) or their direct family members.

Comic Relief may cancel the competition for reasons outside of its reasonable control. Comic Relief may amend these rules without notice, by posting changes to them on this website.

Comic Relief does not accept any responsibility for any network congestion, technical failure or other problem in any telephone line, network, system, provider or otherwise which results in any phone call or text not being properly recorded or received.

To the extent permitted by law, Comic Relief excludes all warranties (whether express or implied), representations and its liability regarding this competition or the prize (other than liability for death or personal injury resulting from its negligence).

These rules are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

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