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One Stop unveils Christmas campaign offering weekly prizes

One Stop Christmas Campaign

One Stop has announced its 2024 Christmas campaign, giving customers a chance to win weekly prizes including a high-end tech bundle.

From Monday (4 November) until 31 December, customers can not only take part in One Stop’s Scratch to Win weekly advent online game, but also take advantage of the convenience retailer’s weekly deals.


One Stop’s Scratch to Win game will see prizes such as chocolate hampers, £100 Love to Shop vouchers, a Bose speaker, pizza ovens, alcohol hampers, a Merlin Gold pass and more, up for grabs.

All customers have to do is visit the One Stop website, where they will be directed to the Scratch to Win game page. They’ll simply need to use the coin to scratch off the week’s window and input their details to be entered into the prize draw! Customers can try their luck every Wednesday for the next nine weeks. Behind the window each week, customers will also be able to see the retailer’s must-have deal.

Customers can also try their hands at various festive feel-good recipes, read a variety blogs and learn about the retailer’s latest community highlights on One Stop’s website – bringing Christmas at One Stop altogether in one place.

One Stop added that it will be stocking all the Christmas sweet treats and dinner trimmings the customers will need. From pigs in blankets, carrots, sprouts, cabbage to parsnips, customers can get everything they need at their local One Stop store this festive season.

The convenience retailer has even put a festive touch on their lunchtime meal deal, with Christmas favourites including chicken, stuffing and cranberry sub and wrap.

Alongside the competition One Stop have some attractive weekly deals available throughout Christmas, from festive favourites including: Terry’s Chocolate Orange, Quality Street, Walkers, Hardys, Pringles, Strongbow, McVities, Cadbury, Madri, Celebrations and Coca-Cola.

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