With natural organic skincare, using carefully chosen and ethically sourced ingredients, Aedos products are designed to enhance wellbeing, while giving customers confidence that they are supporting local Kent produce. As a member of 'Produced in Kent' Aedos, based in Westerham, make highly effective skincare and bath & body products designed to provide solutions that includes ranges to release stress, support sleep and revitalise.
Embrace the timeless Marsh and bring tradition back to the home with the Romney Marsh Wool's (RMW) range of throws, knee rugs, cushions and other homely touches. Capture the imagination of everyone, whether it is snuggling up on colder evenings or brightening your room without the expense of a complete makeover... Or as a wonderful present for your loved ones the RMW range makes for a lovely heirloom, which can be passed on from generation to generation.
Competition now closed. Congratulations to our winners: Joan Workman (Surrey), Petra Hora (Surrey), Mr John Mead (Kent), Yvonne Rea (Surrey).
ExCeL London was a hive of activity last week as the food, drink and packaging industries turned out in force for a spectacular edition of the co-located IFE13 and Pro2Pac events. Exhibitors and visitors enthusiastically received both shows, commenting on the busy aisles, insightful attractions and impressive presentation delivered by event organisers Fresh Montgomery. Early indications show the event attracted an audience of 26,498 professionals (subject to ABC audit) from 95 countries, including an over 10% rise in attendance from international visitors.
Park Lane icon, Grosvenor House introduces its first ever nursery. Grosvenor House, A JW Marriott Hotel and bespoke nursery designers Dragons of Walton Street have announced an exclusive partnership, which will see a luxury Premium Park View suite transformed into an exquisite, quintessentially British nursery, designed and tailored with a royal baby in mind.
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) is reminding pet owners to keep all chocolate well away from dogs, puppies and other pets this Easter. Although awareness about chocolate poisoning is increasing amongst dog owners vets are still seeing urgent cases because chocolate treats have not been secured out of reach. The Veterinary Poisons Information Service (VPIS), a subscription advice service for vets, cites chocolate poisoning in its top ten list of common poisons and it was a top enquiry for dogs in 2012.
