Garden centre chain, Dobbies, has teamed up with Teenage Cancer Trust to give local heroes across the UK a Christmas to remember. Dobbies and its National Charity Partner are looking to say a special thank you to ‘not your average people’ who have gone above and beyond for their local community this year. Whether it
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Kew Green Hotels, one of the leading international hotel management companies with over 50 hotels in its portfolio, and Tabletop, a market leader in guest ordering technologies, are joint winners of the Pennies Breakthrough Award 2020. The result was decided by a panel of judges representing leaders in retail, hospitality and fintech from across the
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A British Home Enhancement Trade Association (BHETA) team is set to walk, run or cycle over 500 miles between now and Christmas to raise money for the industry charity, The Rainy Day Trust. The specific target is 509 miles, that being the distance between BHETA’s most northerly member, housewares manufacturer, Aydya based in Dundee and
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Meet the team behind the all-new Clear ‘N’ Collect Multi-Purpose Rake:Pioneering multi-function tool – incorporating 100% recycled plastic – is a must for all gardeners Behind many products is an individual or team driven by a desire to bring to market a solution to an age-old problem. In the case of the new Clear ‘N’
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ExaClair, the UK supplier of premium ink and calligraphy brand, Herbin, has launched the new Jacques Herbin ink, Vert Atlantide. The limited-edition ink was chosen by Herbin fans as a part of its 350th-anniversary celebrations. From a selection of four options, it was voted as the favourite choice to celebrate the brand’s Parisian heritage dating
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Edinburgh Woollen Mill and Ponden Home, both part of the Philip Day retail conglomerate, have fallen into administration, with 2,900 jobs now at risk. Administrators were called into the retail operation on Friday November 6 after Edinburgh Woollen Mill and Ponden failed to find buyers. 866 staff were made redundant immediately, although both retail chains
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