A contest to win a mansion worth more than a million pounds, near Tiverton, has had to be extended because of poor ticket sales.
People are being encouraged to buy a ticket for ten pounds and the winner will get the two point three million pound house. The contest was due to end this autumn, but is being extended by twelve months.
The organisers say they appreciate the delay is frustrating, and they're apologising.
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