Stephen Lennon is now into his fifth year of trading as Umbellifer, but the botanically-minded owner of the Yorkshire greetings card brand thinks he is only just getting into his stride. “Looking back to the launch in late 2018, I don’t think I really knew what it would take to make a successful card business
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Busy York-based ceramicist, Francesca King, finds unusual and inspired uses for clay, not only running short courses in ceramics and fulfilling portrait commissions, but also utilises clay in a unique mindful practice called `Feet in Clay`. `Feet in Clay`, was developed during Francesca`s MA studies, which focused on the very special bond between clay and
Francesca King Ceramics and her obsession with clay as therapy! Read More »
Rainbows aren’t ‘just’ the promise of God to humanity, they radiate happiness, hope and positivity in every respect, not only signifying the spiritual side of our existence, but also compassion-based movements such as Pride and support for nurses, care workers and other NHS staff. Multi-coloured merchandise displays draw the eye in store, offering endless opportunities
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Spring Fair welcomed one of retail’s most forward-thinking entrepreneurs on day three of the show, TV Dragon and #Small Business Sunday Founder Theo Paphitis, as part of its continuing drive to support and guide up-and-coming design and retailing talent and nurture the show’s retail community. Speaking to a packed audience of retailers, Theo Paphitis, interviewed
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Designers showcasing at Moda, the UK’s longest running fashion trade show which has become an integral fashion destination at Spring Fair, celebrated a return of confidence in buyers from retailers including Next, TK Maxx, Sainsbury’s, John Lewis, Fenwick, Quiz Clothing, Harvey Nichols, Deichmann, Soletrader, Very Group, TruffleShuffle, Debenhams, Harrods, Selfridges, Marks & Spencer, and many
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Colin Wetherley-Mein, GIMA Membership Ambassador, has decided to officially call it a day and retire from GIMA, the leading garden retail supplier organisation. Colin has been a familiar face within the garden retail industry for 48 years, during his time having worked for Tufflink, Hurn Bros., and more recently, Vitax, where Colin spent 27 years.
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