WIN A HOLIDAY VOUCHER WORTH £750

WIN A TOTALLY BEACHIN' HOLIDAY VOUCHER WORTH £750

This year, over one million holidaymakers will travel with the UK's leading online travel agent On the Beach to escape the "great" British weather and enjoy a much needed break in the sun. Whether you're looking for a family holiday, romantic getaway or luxury five star holiday, On the Beach can help you find the perfect beach holiday that won't break the bank.

We have teamed up with On the Beach for your chance to win a £750 holiday voucher and enjoy your own totally beachin' holiday. The prize consists of one £750 On the Beach holiday voucher, for redemption on purchases made on the On the Beach website.

Founded in 2004, On the Beach and has become one of the most popular holiday booking sites, with 45 million website visitors every year and close to one million customers.

How to enter: Simply complete the form below for your chance to enter online. Or follow the instructions published in-paper to enter by text or post.

Closing date for all entries is 23:59 on Friday, March, 7, 2014.

Terms & Conditions: Standard Local World promotions rules apply, click here for details. Prize is as stated, non-transferable and no alternatives cash or otherwise will be offered. Winner will be the first legitimate entry drawn at random from all methods of entry received before the closing date and will win a £750 voucher to spend on the On the Beach website. Prize is for redemption against holiday bookings flight plus hotel and excludes flight only and hotel only bookings. Bookings must be made by May 31, 2014 for travel between March 1 and December 31, 2014. All holidays are subject to availability. Voucher must be used against ONE holiday (flight plus hotel) and cannot be split into multiple holidays. Winner to pay difference if holiday worth more than the voucher amount. Online entrants must provide a valid email address and phone number to complete a valid entry. Winners will be contacted by phone or email within 14 days of the competition closing.