NEW MILLIONAIRE FROM CARDIFF IN JUNE’S JACKPOT DRAW

NEW MILLIONAIRE FROM CARDIFF IN JUNE’S JACKPOT DRAW

1 June 2011

June’s Premium Bond millionaire
A man living in
Cardiff
Bond Number: 38EF498274
Winning Bond bought in January
1995
Total holdings £19, 050

In Cardiff there are 109,348 Premium Bonds holdings worth more than £173
million.

Unclaimed Premium Bonds prizes in Cardiff

In total there are over 719,000 unclaimed Premium Bonds prizes worth more
than £40 million. In Cardiff, over 3,400 prizes worth over £192,600 still remain
unclaimed.

There is a man from the region who is still due to receive £1,000 after
failing to claim his prize in a previous draw. He has £50 invested in Premium
Bonds and the prize was won in October 1990.

There are a number of other unclaimed prizes due to the residents of the
region, the oldest of these outstanding prizes having been drawn in October
1966. NS&I has tried to trace these winners, but so far without success.

Some of the largest and oldest unclaimed prizes in the Cardiff
region; http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/Premium-Bonds-Results.html

Bartlett’s play “Love, Love, Love”, currently on at the Playhouse

The Wicked Generation?

“A theatre review”

By: Julia Gasper
Mike
Bartlett’s play “Love, Love, Love”, currently on at the Playhouse,
is not one
I can honestly recommend. For a start, it is not a good evening’s entertainment.
The dialogue is bland, the action is static and none of the actors are
outstanding. The two females in the cast, Lisa Jackson and Rosie Wyatt, both
have harsh unattractive voices and they shout throughout as if they were
addressing a deaf person. Jackson over-acts in a somewhat unsubtle way. The
story is meant to cover a period of forty years, yet by the end the central
characters have not put on a pound in weight or got one grey hair between them.
What’s their secret? http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/The-Wicked-Generation.html