Win A Night Out at Billie Rox, Preston

The promoter is Feel The Noise Events Ltd ("the Promoter"), working with Juice Radio.
The competition is open to UK residents aged 18 or over, except employees of the Promoter, their immediate families and anyone professionally connected with the competition.
To enter, answer the question on juiceradio.co.uk/win/win-a-night-out-at-billie-rox-preston and submit your details before the closing date. It is free to enter and no purchase is necessary.
The competition opens Friday 30 October 2026 at 3:44pm and closes Monday 30 November 2026 at 3:44pm (UK time). Entries received after the closing time will not count.
One entry per person. Entries made in bulk, automatically or by a third party will be disqualified.
The prize is: Night out at Billie Rox (including round of drinks + 2 activities). There will be one winner. The prize is as stated, is not transferable and there is no cash alternative. The Promoter may substitute a prize of equal or greater value if the prize becomes unavailable for reasons beyond its control.
The winner(s) will be picked at random from all correct entries received by the closing time, within 7 days of the closing date. The draw is made by computer and is independent.
Winners will be contacted by email or phone within 7 days of the draw and must reply within 14 days to claim the prize, or another winner may be picked. Proof of age and identity may be requested.
By entering, winners agree that their first name and the initial of their surname may be announced on air and published on the Juice Radio website as a winner. If you would rather not be named, tell us when we contact you and we will not publish it. We will only use the details you give us to run this competition, and to send you news if you ticked to say you'd like it. See our privacy policy for how long we keep them.
Your details will only be passed to the sponsor if you ticked the box to hear from them.
The Promoter's decision is final. The Promoter may cancel or change the competition if circumstances beyond its control make it necessary.
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.