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National Competitons

280 Character Poster Competition 

To enter the poster competition, click on the 'Promotional Material' area of the members area. This will expose 'The 280 Character Challenge Poster Competition' artwork button with the option to 'personalise the artwork'. Add your text in no more than 280 characters, save and download your poster and either post or email to TGHQ. Competition ends 21st February 2020. Postal and email details can be found, here

TG National competition poster  TG National competition poster - example


Monopoly Competition


Because travelling sometimes deters members from attending events, we have devised a new national competition where no travel is needed.

Most of you will have played Monopoly in the past, and many will have a set tucked away in a cupboard. So why not join in? You can play at a Guild meeting – or even have an inter-Guild Federation competition. And taking part in a national TG competition is even one of the TG ’29 to ’19 Challenges.

All participants will play to the same rules. Briefly, each game will be for two to four players, each player will start with a set amount of money, the game will last one hour, the winner will be the person with the most money at the end – and it will be lots of fun!

Then, before the end of February 2020, simply return the scoresheet to TGHQ with details of the highest score achieved. The highest-scoring entry of all will receive a prize.

Please click on the below link for further details: Monopoly rules and score sheet 


TG National monopoly competition



National Photography Competition 

Inspired by The People’s Picture, TG is launching a photographic competition with the theme of ‘Celebrating Women’. We will not be judging the competition until 2020 and so you have a whole year to capture an image which expresses what that theme means to you.

We will have separate categories for colour photographs and for black and white photographs. Each category will have its own winner, who will be presented with a certificate, and we will also choose an overall winner who will receive a trophy. Winning photographs will be on display at the 2020 AGM. At this stage, we cannot confirm exactly who will be on the judging panel.

How to enter:


Each member can submit up to two photographs. These can be two colour, two black and white or one of each.

Photographs must be sent by post, and printed at 6” x 4” (10cm x 15cm). Entries sent by email cannot be accepted.

On the reverse of your photograph(s), please include your name, address, member ID and Guild. Enclose an SAE with your entry if you would like it returned after judging, otherwise we will not send it back to you.

Entries must be received at TGHQ by Friday 28th February 2020. Late entries will not be included in judging. Postal details can be found, here

Downloadable Permission Form



TG National photography competition TG National photography competition
Example entry - not current entries

National Photography Competition Terms & Conditions


Professional photographers may not enter. For the purposes of this competition, we define a professional photographer as someone who makes more than half of their annual income from the sale of their photographs and/or photography services.

Entrants must have obtained permission from all individuals featured as subjects in their photos. If subjects are under 16, permission must also be obtained from their parents/guardians. Permission forms may be downloaded from the TG website or you may make your own, and these must be sent, signed by the relevant individual/s, along with your photographs.

If you are making your own form, you should include that permission granted would allow us to use the image: for display at the TG AGM; in TG printed publications; on the TG website and on TG social media. You may include a note to say that those photographed would not be identified by name in any instance where the image is used.

Entrants must not have breached any laws when taking their photographs.