Radio listener over £500 better off today

Wednesday, 1 June 2022 01:00

One lucky Salisbury Radio listener is £540 better off today.

Jane from Amesbury correctly guessed our Secret Sound this morning. If it's been driving you mad, her answer was "A pouch of cat food being opened".

The competition, beautifully appointed by local estate agents Carter and May restarts with a new Secret Sound on Monday morning at 8:20am.

"The money is going towards our family Center Parcs holiday", says mum of two Jane who sent breakfast show hosts Craig and Beth her guess through a WhatsApp voice message yesterday. An excited Jane was called back to clarify her guess. "I have a furry cat and that's just what it sounds like", she said.

"The cat can now have some extra treats, too".

From Monday, Salisbury Radio will give you a week to get your thinking caps on and get some early guesses in; either by WhatsApp by clicking here, or you can register for Craig and Beth to call you back by clicking here.

Breakfast host Craig said, "We're really pleased that we've made Jane happy. The competition will restart with just a £10 prize, but the prize pot goes up £10 each day the correct answer isn't guessed.

"And, as always thanks to Carter and May for their ongoing support."

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