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Craft Insiders
Fiaz studied glass at Staffordshire University and uses curves, angles, light, space and colour to create powerful minimal sculptures. Each piece has a relationship with the interior and exterior structure, bending, distorting and refracting light, creating a dynamic energy between colour and form.
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Craft Insiders
The exhibition is a personal response to the beauty of Dawyck Botanic Garden with textiles, baskets, objects created from found materials, notebooks and photographs.
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Bar-Be-Quick
Rectella International Ltd – the leading manufacturer of barbeques, wood burning stoves and cooking fuel – has expanded its 50-strong range to include the new InStove – an energy efficient inset fireplace.
The slim-line, multi-fuelled heater is ideal for retailers to position it to pubs, restaurants, hotels and homes as a fuss-free alternative to an open log or coal fire. InStove (£499 RRP) burns either wood or smokeless coal, making it adaptable to the end user’s preference.
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Rectory Foods
One poultry supplier is feeling particularly plucky, following an exciting office move, a complete overhaul of its brand identity, as well as the announcement of a new company name and a corporate restructure.
Rectory Food Group - a leading global supplier of quality poultry, red meat and food ingredients - has announced details of a strategic head office move from Holmes Chapel (Cheshire), where it was based for seven years, to Manchester city centre.
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Clipper Tea
Get your hands on these beasutiful gift boxes perfect for high tea lovers.
Each gift box comes with two bone china mugs, a box of Fudges Chocolate Chip biscuits dipped in Belgian Milk Chocolate and two boxes of Clipper Teas.
Full details here
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Equivet Animal Care Products
If you are looking for Christmas treats for fellow horse-owners or for handy gifts to include in your horse’s stocking, check out the goodies on offer from Equivet Animal Care Products Ltd.
As well as treats for horses, such as Himalayan salt licks, GGs treats, Speed Coat Shine and Aloe Vera Gel, Equivet also offers a range of T-shirts and boxer shorts, which are the perfect stocking-fillers this festive season. The fun clothing items feature the brand’s laughing horse on them and come in white with the familiar Equivet design on the front. In upside down writing the T-shirts say “If you can read this, please put me back on my horse”. T-shirts come in small and medium for ladies, priced at £4.50. The boxers feature the humorous line ‘Size isn’t everything, come in men’s medium and large, and are also priced at £4.50.
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Naughty Mutt Nice
Aspen Weatherburn opened Naughty Mutt Nice, on the corner of Reading Road and Station Road, in October last year.
The store sells dog “essentials” such as collars, leads and organic food as well as offering a range of grooming treatments.
Ms Weatherburn, 33, says she feels at home in the town where she was born and her father also once ran a shop.
She said: “It’s been a successful first year for Naughty Mutt Nice and I feel we’re now an established part of Henley’s business community as well as the canine community.
“We have doubled our grooming client base in the last three months and the number of customers is growing.
“I’d like to say a massive thank you to all our customers, and their owners, who have helped make Naughty Mutt Nice such a success.”
She praised her groomers — Lauren Penney, Claire-Marie Phillips and Katie Ormrod, saying: “They work tirelessly at ensuring Henley’s woofers look and smell beautiful no matter what their breed or temperament.”
Ms Weatherburn attended Rupert House School and her father ran Book Bargains in Reading Road until the family moved to Hong Kong.
She returned to Henley because she wanted a new challenge after spending 10 years in London working as a journalist. She has a dog of her own, a five-month-old boxer-cross called Boo that she got from the Dogs Trust.
Earlier this year, Naughty Mutt Nice teamed up with the Standard in a competition to find Henley’s top dog. The winner, chosen from more than 40 entries, was Diesel, a four-year-old Labrador who was the only survivor out of four puppies placed in a bin liner and dumped in the river at Pangbourne.
He was rescued by mechanic Mark Ackerman, 29, of Swiss Farm, Henley, who has looked after him ever since. The first prize included a complimentary grooming and Ms Weatherburn said: “I now have many owners of Labradors coming in who were not aware that their dogs could be groomed.”
She said it was hoped to make the competition an annual event.
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