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New £10 Free Bet Offer

May 2020

Grosvenor Sport has introduced a brand new sports betting welcome offer. It allows new customers to received a £10 free bet on all televised premier league games over the weekend period. All you need to do is place a £10 qualifying bet on the first televised game that weekend.

You must be aged over 18 to open an account at the Grosvenor Sport betting site.

Betting promotions open to UK & Ireland residents only. T&C's apply.

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Last checked : 31/05/2020

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Grosvenor Sport News

Prince George's billionaire godfather donates £1m to mental health research after Prince William's documentary

Fri 29th May 2020, 6:00pm

Prince George’s godfather has made a £1m donation to research into the mental health of the nation during lockdown, after Prince William’s documentary. Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster, is one ...

Former Love Island star Lewis bags top honours at Wealdstone awards evening

Mon 25th May 2020, 7:00am

Dennon Lewis swept up two Player of the Year awards as the Wealdstone post-season awards were announced on social media late last week.

The 10 richest people in Britain

Sun 17th May 2020, 10:56pm

Heineken, comes ninth on the list. She has a controlling stake in the world’s second-largest brewer, Heineken, and is worth £10.3bn. Last of the top ten is the Duke of Westminster and the Grosvenor ...

Sunderland in wonderland: How they toppled mighty Leeds in the 1973 FA Cup final

Wed 20th May 2020, 6:00pm

This Saturday was meant to be FA Cup final day. In the third of our series looking back at classic finals, CRAIG HOPE tells the tale of Sunderland's epic win.

Returning to the concert hall

Thu 28th May 2020, 3:35am

John Gilhooly, artistic director of Wigmore Hall, told David Hennessy that the performing arts needs ‘a glimmer of hope’ and also clarity from government and that he can’t see live concerts returning ...