Short Story Competitions with added value

This morning I came across two short story competitions that include a short critique of your story for the entry fee. That does sound like a very good deal. I am emerging from a heavy round of marking (university non fiction and adult education fiction) and know only too well just how long it takes to give written feedback.
Competition entrants should be realistic - they can't expect anything very detailed and probably a few generalised standard paragraphs will be included in the response...but, even so, it is a generous add-on that should give writers some insight into their work.

Writers’ Village Best Writing Award Summer 2011

Wanted: short story up to 3,000 words on any subject. 

Entry Fee: £10 for up to two stories.

Prizes: £200, £100, £50, 5@£20; winning entries will also be published online. 

Deadline: June 30 2011

Writers’ Village, The Old School House, Leigthon Buzzard LU7 9DP.

Click on the title of this post to go to the website

Laurel House Creative Workshops Short Story Competition

Wanted: short story up to 4,000 wds on any theme; each story entered will receive a 400 wd critique.  

 Entry fee: £4 per story. 

Prize: £100, plus full critique and publication in a LHCW anthology.

Deadline: July 4 

Laurel House Creative Workshops, Laurel House, Groesfaen, Rhondda, Cynon Taff CF72 8NS

Couldn't find a website for this one...

And here's one that awards the winner with a bottle of sparkly stuff as well as hard cash 

The Ifanca Hélène James Short Story Competition

Wanted: short stories up to 2,200 words.  

Entry fee: £3 per story 

Prizes: £100 plus a bottle of champagne; £50, £25.

Deadline: July 1st 2011

The Ifanca Hélène James Short Story Competition, Green Plain, 185 St David’s Road, Letterston, Haverfordwest SA62 5SS

http://ifancahelenejames.wordpress.com. 

This is a new competition to celebrate the life of a writer, dancer, herbalist and homeopath who died in a car crash last September.