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Sandtex launches search to find Britain’s best kept street

Updated:5th September 2019No Comments2 Mins Read

Sandtex - lets-do-diy.comDo you think your street has what it takes to be crowned the best kept in Britain? Does it ooze curbside appeal with its glossy front doors and exquisite masonry? Are your well pruned front gardens the envy of all for miles around? If this sounds like your street then Sandtex, the UK’s No. 1 exterior masonry paint brand, want to hear from you now!

This year, Sandtex are launching a nationwide search to find Britain’s Best Kept Street. By entering the competition you could win an amazing Bonfire Night street party for your street and a lifetime supply of Sandtex product.

Sandtex believes in celebrating the exterior beauty of our homes and in bringing communities together – this year they are looking to crown the one street in Britain that embodies what they believe in.

The competition will be judged by award winning garden designer Jill Foxley from The Perfumed Garden, Crown Paints’ Decorating Expert Mark Bannister and members of the Sandtex team.

If your street is truly streets ahead, enter the competition by visiting the Sandtex website at www.sandtex.co.uk and upload some shots of your street and make sure you tell Sandtex why you feel it deserves the title of Britain’s Best Kept Street 2010.

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