We are thrilled to be part of such a classic Christmas game and what a great gift idea as well for Guildford to have its very own board.

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The game will be ready for Christmas 2016. Other features will see the four original stations turned over to a "travel" theme, as well as customised Chance and Community Chest cards.

Guildford has emerged as a somewhat unlikely contender to become the latest town to get its very own edition of Monopoly.

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We are so grateful to have been offered this chance to be on the Guildford Monopoly board and a big thank you to everyone who voted for us.” Get Surrey has been conducting its own poll on what YOU would like to see feature on a Guildford edition of the game. Jamie Lamont from Winning Games said: "Each are proving very strong contenders. We began with more than 30 locations - these are the final six." As a long-standing charity of 36 years, we loved the idea of being on the Guildford Monopoly board and, as a charity, we use social media to promote Cherry Trees on a daily basis so this was a perfect competition for us. What streets, locations and landmarks should be included in a "Guildford edition" of Monopoly? Let us know in the comments section.Leading the way so far is Guildford Castle, followed by Guildford Cathedral, the Electric Theatre, Tunsgate and Holy Trinity Church. As a small local charity offering specialist short breaks to children with disabilities we have some great support from within our local area and are always keen to be part of any community events. Read More Related Articles Custom games development executive Jamie Lamont said: “We began with more than 30 locations - these are the final six.

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Monopoly bosses said the shortlist was intended to be a Home Counties "beauty contest". The poll gets underway on Thursday. The charity’s head of fundraising and marketing, Tania Cantoni, said: “There were wild scenes of joy when we heard we had won a square on the board. The winner will be editionalised, getting its own board with 22 customised properties swapping places with the likes of Mayfair and Park Lane.

Mr Lamont said: “The board will showcase the great and good of Guildford.” Read More Related Articles The town will go head-to-head with Cranbrook, Epping Forest, Marlow, St Albans and Windsor later this year when the contest is put to public vote. Sally Anne Lowe, marking manager at G Live, said: “We’re very pleased to have been asked to host this great event and to be part of the Guildford edition of such an iconic game.