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This is Gloucestershire --

PAUL Hollywood may have come a cropper with Strictly Come Dancing bosses this week. But Cheltenham is cooking up a dance festival of its own.

The Town Hall is hosting the 21st Cheltenham Ballroom & Latin Dance Festival from this Thursday to Sunday.

You'll find a show-stopping programme for dancers and spectators, including balls, all-star cabaret and an array of classes and workshops for all levels.

Tickets for the weekend, which includes entry to all events and expert tuition from dance teachers, cost £52.

But The Buzz has teamed up with the Town Hall to offer one lucky couple a pair of tickets to the festival, worth £104, plus a private tango lesson with Tango Cheltenham, which is hosting festival events on Friday night.

A festival spokesman said: "The fun, private tango lesson will be tailored to suit the winning couple, so whether you're accomplished dancers or simply Strictly Come Dancing-lovers, you'll be in very good hands."

For details, visit cheltenhamtown hall.org.uk/summer-ballroom-festival

To be in with a chance of winning, answer the following question:

Tango is typically thought to originate from which continent?

A) South America B) Africa C) Antarctica

Send your answer to features@ glosmedia.co.uk by noon tomorrow, Wednesday, August 7. Include your name, address and daytime phone number, and write "Dance Festival Competition" in the subject box.

Terms and conditions: Winners will be contacted by telephone tomorrow afternoon. Tickets must be collected from the Town Hall box office. The private dance lesson will be organised by the Town Hall at a mutually convenient date after Sunday, August 11. Over-18s only. Usual Local World T&Cs apply. Reported by This is 3 hours ago.

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