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Richmond launches new on-pack competition

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A new competition launched by Richmond offers shoppers the chance to win one of five £6,750 holiday packages, plus additional instant-win prizes. Running from 6th October to 12th January 2025, the campaign is designed to reward loyal brand fans, drive new shopper engagement and support…

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