03 April 2012
On Easter Monday, 9th April, Bangor will play host to its annual Easter event and this year there is an exciting new addition to the line up with the arrival of the Kingsmill ‘Mum Break’ tent.
Enjoy a Kingsmill ‘Mum Break’ this Easter Monday in Bangor
On Easter Monday, 9th April, Bangor will play host to its annual Easter event and this year there is an exciting new addition to the line up with the arrival of the Kingsmill ‘Mum Break’ tent.
A giant inflatable loaf, the Kingsmill ‘Mum Break’ tent will offer mums a convenient pit stop on their busy family day out. The queen of the household can enjoy a delicious complimentary Kingsmill sandwich and the chance to just chill out and re-energise for the afternoon ahead. While the kids enjoy the play area, mum can have her nails done, read a magazine and get some rest and relaxation ready for whatever the rest of the day might throw at her.
A recent poll, conducted by Kingsmill, revealed that over half of NI mums (64%) skip lunch because they ‘simply don’t have time’ so the fresh thinking brand is fighting back against the hectic lifestyles mums lead by encouraging mums to take a ‘Mum Break’.
Victoria Brown, Allied Bakeries explained: “We are delighted to bring the Kingsmill ‘Mum Break’ experience to Bangor this Easter Monday. We want to encourage mums to enjoy a ‘Mum Break’ everyday by driving home the importance of a lunch break.
“Taking that 15 minute lunch break boasts plenty of benefits for our mothers that juggle so much on a daily basis, and we at Kingsmill want to make it all the more convenient. With fresh thinking ideas from our new look Kingsmill range; from Soft White, Tasty Wholemeal, Crusts Away! and our new 50/50 sandwich alternative range there are lots of quick and easy lunchtime ideas for the whole family - including mum
The Kingsmill ‘Mum Break’ tent will be situated along the promenade towards Pickie Funpark, Bangor on Monday 9th April - come along and relax with us between 12pm – 6pm. Visit www.northdown.gov.uk for more information.
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