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As I write this, I’ve just finished totting up the orders and new accounts we’ve been opening as a result of our attendance at the first Branded Furniture Show in Solihull. It’s been a very well marketed and organised event and has delivered a very satisfactory...
Like many of our retail customers, we approach the end of the summer season with a mix of anticipation and trepidation. We are all keeping our fingers (and toes!) crossed that footfall and sales will pick up a bit as they traditionally do at this time of year – but...
We live in difficult times! From north to south, east to west, small shops to large, independents to multiples, the story’s the same – where have all the customers gone? No wonder war times slogans designed to encourage and keep up morale are so popular at the...
Goodness – is it Easter already? It’s been a funny old year hasn’t it – the weather’s got itself all mixed up and out of season and business is equally unpredictable, up one minute, disappearing into a black hole the next. We know, we sympathise and we’ll keep on...
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I expect, like us, in between getting ready for Christmas, you are all wondering what the New Year will bring in terms of business. We know it’s going to be another challenging one but, as it’s the season of good cheer I’m taking the glass half-full view. There is...
My – it’s a while since I’ve spoken to you all. Still getting over the excitement of one and only son’s wonderful wedding back in August I guess! As he works in the drinks industry, you can imagine the alcohol was freely flowing on the day! Ahem. Back to business...
You’ll have noticed by now our lovely, re-designed website pop over to this site. We think it looks really smart and we’re particularly excited about the brand new feature of the Stockist Finder. Before, any consumer interested in knowing where to buy our products...
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Perhaps we all sort of know the answer to that one ... mortgages and interest rates might be low but the cost of living has risen at the same time as confidence has been hit by all the government and local authority cuts.