Barclays and The Guardian Give Away Premier League Tickets in Promotion Targeting Young People

Barclays and The Guardian are teaming up to give away a pair of tickets to the Sunderland v Aston Villa Premier League match on Saturday 2 January 2016. The promotion aims to thank a passionate home fan for their dedication to the club. This season, Barclays' LifeSkills program has partnered with Tinie Tempah and the Premier League to provide young people with opportunities to work at famous football clubs and music venues. The "Your Passion is Your Ticket" initiative encourages hard work and dedication as a means to achieve dreams with a helping hand from Barclays LifeSkills.

Key Takeaways:

  • The promotion is open to those aged 18 or over, excluding employees of the Guardian Media Group and any party with involvement or connection to the promotion.
  • Entrants must answer a question correctly and complete a personal details form to be entered into a free prize draw, with only one entry per person allowed.
  • The prize includes one pair of tickets to the Sunderland v Aston Villa match on 2 January 2016, but does not include travel or accommodation.
  • Winners will be notified by 10pm on Friday 18 December 2015 and will be required to participate in publicity, including presentations.
  • The decision of the promoter is final and binding, with no correspondence entered into.

Statistics:

  • The promotion is open to entries until 12 noon on Thursday 17 December 2015 (Source: The Guardian).
  • Winners will be notified before 10pm on Friday 18 December 2015 (Source: The Guardian).
  • The promotion is part of the "Your Passion is Your Ticket" initiative, which aims to provide young people with opportunities to work at famous football clubs and music venues (Source: Barclays).
  • LifeSkills, a program created by Barclays, aims to help young people realise their passions with a helping hand (Source: Barclays).

Sources:

  • The Guardian
  • Barclays

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