Win £100 to spend at Jack’s supermarket Sheffield – that’s a trolley load of what you fancy!

This year more than ever before, we know people are feeling the pinch and need to make their money go further.

With health and wellbeing also high on everyone’s minds as we battle through winter and lockdown three , Jack’s supermarket is here to help customers save on their weekly shop meaning they can enjoy delicious food and drink, without any compromise on quality.

Whether it’s a health kick for the new year or comforting family favourites, Jack’s offers outstanding value with low prices, here to stay, all year round.

Jack’s Fresh Five brings you new fruit and veg offers every two weeks, always at outstanding value.

So there is always something new and healthy to try with prices from as low as 35p!

We have teamed up with Jack’s supermarket on Kilner Way to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a £100 voucher or one of two £50 vouchers to spend in store, all you have to do is answer this simple question…

What road is Jack’s supermarket Sheffield located on?

Email your answer, plus your name, address and a daytime telephone number to [email protected] – with the subject: The Star Jack's competition.

The closing date for entries is Thursday, January 21, at noon.

Three winners will be chosen at random to receive the vouchers. Terms and conditions apply. See www.jpimedia.co.uk for full T&Cs.

* The history of Jack’s: In 1919, Tesco’s founder Jack Cohen took his £30 demob money and sold surplus armed forces stock from his market stall in Hackney, East London.

Jack had an eye for a deal and an intuition for what his customers needed. His stall was famous for making affordable food available to everyone. Today at Jack’s his legacy lives on in great-tasting food at the lowest possible prices bringing outstanding value.

The company now has stores across the whole of the country including Sheffield and Barnsley. Find out more at www.jacks-uk.com

In these confusing and worrying times, local journalism is more vital than ever. Thanks to everyone who helps us ask the questions that matter by taking out a digital subscription or buying a paper. We stand together. Nancy Fielder, editor.