Express Crossword

[Caran]

Do you think it makes any difference how you write the address on the envelope.
The first line is so long it is a real struggle to fit it on.
Sometimes I squash it up to fit but today I spread it over two lines.
Do you think they just bin the entries that have the first line spread over two lines?
Trivial I know but could make me try harder to make it fit if they do.
Anyone any ideas?

[dannyk13]

I usually omit the (£1000) n the address.

[Caran]

But have you won danny? Would they reject yours because it was incorrect?
We need someone who has won who addresses incorrectly really.

[waterboatman]

Over two lines is fine caran. :o}

[Caran]

Thank you WBM.

[vintage46]

One of the longest names for a Crossword and totally annoying when writing the envelope. Only just beats the tiny space allowed solvers to enter their address on the Telegraph GK Crosswords.

[boxtops]

As long as it's got the full postal address on the envelope and reaches its destination, I don't see that it matters.

[JandyAF]

I've always used two lines (but on the other hand I've never won!)

[Spandy]

i do it over two lies and did have the good fortune to win once.

[Baldric]

I would suggest the Postcode is the important part

[mollysdad]

i reckon we should get stamps made up --with an inkpad so we dont get rsi writing the address down every time

[sandyRoe]

If we entered 4 crosswords a week by post that would cost over £100 a year in stamps alone. Few of us would win prizes worth that in a year. We must do it for the fun of it