As part of our activities to raise money for the Beaverbrook 30 for 30 Challenge in aid of Oakhaven Hospice, we are running a ‘guess the weight’ competition. Part-filled bulk bags of shingle will be placed at our locations listed below, where customers can guess the weight recorded at the time of bagging, the closest guess wins a free, full bulk bag containing a construction aggregate of their choice, delivered. The competition will be running throughout the month of October, at the end of which, the winner at each site will be contacted and delivery of a free bulk bag of a construction aggregate of their choice will be arranged.

OPENING AND CLOSING DATE: This competition opens on Tuesday, 4th October and closes on Monday, 31st October. Only entries submitted within the Competition Period will be valid and eligible for competition entry.

ENTRANTS ELIGIBILITY: This competition is open to anyone over the age of 18, residing in the UK. Please note that NMSB employees or their immediate families are not eligible for entering this competition.

HOW TO ENTER: To enter, visit the following sites and speak to the weighbridge/counter to put forward your guess, along with your name and contact number. Entries are £1 per guess and all proceeds will be donated to Oakhaven Hospice. The number of entries per site is unlimited, provided £1 is paid per guess.

• Caird Avenue, New Milton Weighbridge
• Caird Avenue, New Milton Builders Merchants
• Pennington Recycling Centre
• Hurn
• Elliott Road
• Holbury
• Wallisdown Builders Merchants

The entrant with the closest guess to the actual bagged weight at each site, will win one full bag of a construction aggregate of their choice. Please see full competition terms and conditions for further details on products and delivery areas included.

Oakhaven Hospice Beaverbrook 30 for 30 Challenge

Part of a six-month fundraising campaign, we are aiming to raise a total of £10,000 for Oakhaven Hospice between October 2022 to March 2023.

All the money raised from the Beaverbrook 30 for 30 Challenge goes to the Oakhaven Neighbours Project which provides crucial support to their clients in their own homes.

Living with a life-limiting illness can be lonely and can make everyday tasks difficult for both the patient and their loved ones. The Oakhaven Neighbours project provides a friendly face to help with running errands, picking up prescriptions or shopping, walking the dog, helping out around the house or simply having a coffee and a chat.

The support they provide is invaluable to those who may be struggling or living in isolation to remain as independent as possible in their own homes.