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2007 Winners
The Prizes were awarded as follows:
First:
Wave Watching
by B. Beechcroft of South Shropshire
Second:
Schemes of Work
by Julie Phelan of the Isle of Wight
Third:
A Window of Opportunity
by Linda Menzies of Carnoustie
2006 Winners
We received 130 entries in
total from across all corners of the United Kingdom as well
as Cyprus, Greece, Malaysia, Singapore, New Zealand, Spain,
Switzerland, and Ireland.
The Prizes were awarded as
follows: - (click on the winners names to read the stories)
First
–Sheila Corbishley, Fenham, Newcastle Upon Tyne for “Lady”
Second
– Gordon Williams, Enniskillen, Northern Ireland for “Cut
Final”
Third
– Judith Williams, Hickling, Norfolk for “The Frog Prince”
2005 Winners
We received 185 entries in
total from across all corners of the United Kingdom as well
as Cyprus, Greece, Malaysia, Singapore, New Zealand, Spain,
Switzerland, and Ireland.
The Prizes were awarded as
follows: -
First
– June Lai of Winchester, for “One Night in Shenzhen”
Second
– Mollie Baxter of Southampton for “50p for the Aquarium”
Third
– Linda Davies of Southampton for “Spoilt”
2004 Winners
We received 110 entries in
total from across all corners of the United Kingdom as well
as Cyprus, Greece, Malaysia, Singapore, New Zealand, Spain,
Switzerland, and Ireland.
The Prizes were awarded as
follows: -
First
(£80) – Sarah Way, Bourton, Shropshire, for “Preparing For
Gerrard”
Second
(£40) – Robert David, Paignton, Devon for “Thud, Thud on
Prince William Sound”
Third
(£20) – David Craig Smith, Maidenhead, Berkshire for “Ash”
2003 Winners
With over 190
entries received, some from as far a field as France,
Germany, Spain and Australia, we are pleased to announce the
results as follows:-
First
(£60) = Karen Meredith - Romsey, Hampshire for Love
Potion
Second
(£40) = Shelagh Young, Dunfermline, Fife for Primal Clean
Third (£20) = Don Nixon,
Albrighton, Wolverhampton, for Moonlight Wager.
The judges
also decided to announce a Highly Commended to Pam
Eaves Buckhurst Hill, Essex, for her story Oh Marilyn.
2002 Winners
Wrekin
Writers attracted over 155 entries in 2002's competition,
from all over the world. The awards were issued as
follows:-
1st Prize
(£60) Liz Rowland of Little Clacton, Essex for
‘Choices’.
2nd
Prize (£40) John Rogers of Helens Bay, Co Down, Northern
Ireland for ‘Jack and Jill’.
3rd
prize (£20) Robin Thompson of Belverdere, Kent for ’A
Surprise Day Off’.
Highly
Commended (£10) Kathy O’Sullivan of Waiheke Island, New
Zealand for ‘The Icons of Mangere’
Commended
(£5) Mr J Lacey of Northampton for ‘The Cure’.
For those interested the competition’s vital statistics
are:-
Number of entries received = 155
Number of entry forms obtained from our website = 51%
Average turnaround from issuing entry form (either snail
mail or internet) to actually receiving an entry = 16 days.
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