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Search is on for St Helens’ cutest baby

The St Helens Baby Face competition winner. Lydia Harris-Kenyon with parents Matty Harris and Jodie Kenyon.

Published on 23/03/2011 11:42

DO you have the cutest baby in St Helens?

The St Helens Reporter Baby Face competition is back and is bigger than ever for 2011. We have teamed up with our sponsor The Hardshaw Centre to offer you the chance to see your beautiful baby in the paper!

It is a free to enter competition for all, and is open to children aged 0-6 years old. Age categories are 0-9 months, 10-18 moths, 19-36 moths and 3-6 years.

Entering could not be simpler. Just take your child along to the Hardshaw Shopping Centre, St Helens, between, Monday, April 4 to Sunday, April 17 between 10am and 1pm and 2pm and 4pm to have a professional photograph taken.

You will then be given a date by the photographer to go back and choose a photograph you would like to appear in the St Helens Reporter on Wednesday, May 11.

Readers will then vote for the cutest babies and then a panel of judges will select from the top finalists the overall winners..

The four winners will each receive a professional portrait . 1st prize 20x16 portrait, 2nd prize 10x8 portrait, 3rd and 4th prize 8x6 portrait.

The Hardshaw Centre, St Helens, Merseyside is a favourite with shoppers with a wide range of well known stores. Recent investment works costing in excess of £200,000 include the refurbishment of the passenger lifts and installation of new public and disabled toilet facilities.

N For more information please contact The Promotions Team 01772 554 547.

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