
Valentine’s Cards by Stationery Traffic
Sunshine Suburbia is part of the Collage range of slightly kitsch, hand-cut collage designs by Peter Spencer – the designer/publisher at Stationery Traffic -loosely based

Sunshine Suburbia is part of the Collage range of slightly kitsch, hand-cut collage designs by Peter Spencer – the designer/publisher at Stationery Traffic -loosely based

Online greeting card giant, Moonpig, has soared past its £1.2 billion valuation as shares jumped by almost a third during its stock market debut. This
Following a pre-pack administration deal finalised on January 28, 90-100 Paperchase stores are set to continue trading on the high street, saving 1,000 jobs. Twenty

With Valentine’s Day rapidly approaching we look at some of the loveliest love-bug cards and gifts out there for romantic souls everywhere. Featured companies include

Independent British greeting card, publisher, Citrus Bunn, is looking forward to Valentine’s Day with this fabulous design, a cheeky take on her successful range of
Budget greeting card retailer, Card Factory, has felt the effects of Christmas lockdown with a 38.1 per cent year-on-year decline in store sales in the

The London Home Fragrance Show launches this Summer, 9–10 July, as the UK’s first event created exclusively for the home fragrance sector — a dedicated

The Giftware Association (GA), in partnership with BATF International, is offering an exclusive opportunity for four of its members to showcase their products at Shoppe

More UK consumers intend to celebrate Father’s Day this year through gifting, dining and other activities, although spending is forecast to remain restrained as they

The Puppet Company is taking centre stage at Hamleys Regent Street this summer with its first-ever dedicated window display, celebrating 25 years of puppets, imaginative

The globally renowned British brand, Burleigh Pottery, has been saved by a group of investors led by former Burberry CEO, Christopher Bailey. Based at the

Carte Blanche Group has announced a change of ownership at the company as majority shareholders, Stephen Haines and Duncan Spence, leave the business. Haines is
We use cookies to improve your experience on our site. By using our site you consent to cookies.
See our privacy statement for more information
By signing up to our newsletter you agree with our privacy policy