September 17, 2017 – 3:13 pm
Monthly Prize Puzzle – 064
September 2017
A Puzzle by Radler
The first names of ten characters from two literary groups (having 12 members in total) are included in the completed grid. Each name is either part of an answer, or is formed at the intersection of two horizontally or vertically adjacent answers. Who’s missing?
The two literary groups are, of course, the Famous Five (Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy the dog) and the Secret Seven (Pam, Janet, Jack, George, Barbara, Peter and Colin).… Read More
September 2, 2017 – 8:00 am
Monthly Prize Puzzle (September 2017)
A Puzzle by Radler
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Why not have a go at our latest Monthly Prize Puzzle?
The winner will receive their choice of any of the Telegraph Crossword Books published by Hamlyn.
Please note that, due to punitive postal charges, while the competition is open to all, the prize is only available to UK solvers.… Read More
Monthly Prize Puzzle – 059
April 2017
A puzzle by Radler
Congratulations to our April winner, Kitty, who receives a signed copy of Mick Twister’s There Once Was a Man with Six Wives: Our Kings and Queens in Limericks, kindly donated by the author
The instructions said: The nine pale blocks are to be ignored when entering the answers to the clues.… Read More
Monthly Prize Puzzle (April 2017)
A Puzzle by Radler
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Why not have a go at our latest Monthly Prize Puzzle?
The winner will receive a signed copy of Mick Twister’s There Once Was a Man with Six Wives: Our Kings and Queens in Limericks, donated by the author
Please note that, due to punitive postal charges, while the competition is open to all, the prize is only available to UK solvers.… Read More
December 18, 2016 – 4:04 pm
Monthly Prize Puzzle – 055
December 2016
A Puzzle by Radler
Congratulations to our December competition winner – Bufo – who corrected identified that July was the missing month – I hope he enjoys whichever Hamlyn Telegraph Puzzle book he chooses as a prize
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December 3, 2016 – 8:00 am
Monthly Prize Puzzle (December 2016)
Months by Radler
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Why not have a go at our latest Monthly Prize Puzzle?
The winner will receive their choice of any of the Telegraph Crossword Books published by Hamlyn.
Please note that, due to punitive postal charges, while the competition is open to all, the prize is only available to UK solvers.… Read More
August 21, 2016 – 2:00 pm
Monthly Prize Puzzle – 051
August 2016
A Puzzle by Radler
This Radler puzzle was one of his more difficult, so many congratulations to our August winner Crucifer who can choose one of the Daily Telegraph Puzzle Books published by Hamlyn as their prize.
The completed grid will reveal a question and, with a little searching, its answer. The question, found in the letters of the top row – WHODUNIT – was easy to find, the answer took a lot longer to be discovered. … Read More
Monthly Prize Puzzle (August 2016)
A Puzzle by Radler
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Why not have a go at our latest Monthly Prize Puzzle?
The winner will receive their choice of any of the Telegraph Crossword Books published by Hamlyn.
Please note that, due to punitive postal charges, while the competition is open to all, the prize is only available to UK solvers.… Read More
Monthly Prize Puzzle – 048
May 2016
A Puzzle by Radler
Congratulations to Nigel F who successfully managed solve this tricky Radler puzzle, see the Nina that ran from the first letter of 9d diagonally down to the final letter of 32a – FRUIT AND NUTS – and realise that the solution to 1a was BANANAS. This enabled him to enter the competition and, as he was the lucky person picked from the electronic ‘hat’ by Mrs BD, Nigel can now claim a Hamlyn Telegraph Crossword Book as his prize.… Read More
Monthly Prize Puzzle (May 2016)
A Puzzle by Radler
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Why not have a go at our latest Monthly Prize Puzzle?
The winner will receive their choice of any of the Telegraph Crossword Books published by Hamlyn.
Please note that, due to punitive postal charges, while the competition is open to all, the prize is only available to UK solvers.… Read More
