Win! £1000!
The colder weather and the darker evenings are well and truly here. But what a great excuse to splash out on some lovely things to keep you cosy through autumn and winter!
Get puzzling and you could be enjoying some treats on us this month. Once again, we are giving away £1000 to one very lucky winner.
Just think what you could buy with that…
How about hitting the shops and filling your wardrobe with some new knitwear to keep you cosy and stylish at the same time? Why not treat yourself to a new coat, plus some boots for those bracing winter walks?
If, however, you prefer being indoors, all that cash would go a long way to turning your indoor space into a heavenly haven.
You could snuggle up on a squishy new sofa, in front of a brand-new TV, watching all your favourite shows. And don’t forget a woolly throw to keep you nice and toasty!
When the nights draw in you’ll need extra lamps to give your home that special welcoming glow. Now add cushions, throws and deep-pile rugs, and you won’t have to worry about the temperature outside. For more inspiration on how to make your home warm and snug, turn to page 50.
Ready to win? Just grab your pen and get puzzling!
ACROSS
1 Circus tumblers (8)
5 Rivals (9)
10 - - -Wonderland, disco favourite (6)
16 Quick (5)
17 Imitate, anagram of TEA MULE (7)
18 Cub Scout leader (5)
19 Use profanities, swear (5)
20 Remain (4)
21 Erase (6)
22 Careless (8)
23 Riverbank rodent (4)
26 Heather plant (5)
28 Lukewarm (5)
29 Teenage Mutant Ninja reptile? (6)
33 Shock (4)
34 Lily - - -, pop star and actress (5)
35 Pantry (6)
39 Land measure (4)
40 Barbecue utensil, or hair-curling tool (5)
42 Victoria - - -, cyclist turned jockey (9)
45 Peepers! (4)
47 Evolve (7)
48 Mars and Venus, eg (7)
49 Walking stick (4)
52 Classic painting (3, 6)
53 Sketches with a pencil (5)
54 Cold meats counter (4)
57 Animal Farm author,
George - - - (6)
59 Paul - - -, The Chase quizzer (5
) 60 Maths addition sign (4)
64 Back down, give in (6)
65 Two under par in golf (5)
66 Bus station (5)
70 Sew (4)
71 Unbalanced? (3-5)
72 Gordon
