Are you ready for Tuesday Shoesday? Here's your chance to win a £400 pair of shoes

Monday, 16 August 2021 01:00

It’s competition time at Salisbury Radio and we have teamed up with the city’s new shoe shop, Loake Shoes, to give your feet a treat.

For your chance to win a pair of Loake shoes of your choice, up to the value of £400, from the new Salisbury store, just listen to Salisbury radio all day on Tuesday the 24th of August 2021.

Whenever you hear a foot or shoe-related song, just comment on the Love Salisbury Facebook or Instagram post with the song you heard to be entered into the prize draw.

Make sure you like the Love Salisbury Facebook or Instagram page for a chance to enter, which you can do right here.

On Tuesday it’s Shoesday with Loake Shoes on Queen Street and Salisbury Radio.

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