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| Spring Fair announces powering change manifesto for 2022 |
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Spring Fair, taking place from 6th – 9th February 2022 at NEC Birmingham, has revealed that its manifesto for 2022 is Empowering Change. The manifesto will set the agenda for the live show's Inspiring Retail Stage as well as a year-round content programme.
Created as a platform to champion retail, the Inspiring Retail Stage's full schedule of live content from experts in their field will provided exclusive insights, trend reports, keynote conversations, and panel discussions on the key topics facing retail. Each of the four days of the show will cover a dedicated theme correlated to the Empowering Change manifesto.
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| Online fashion brand The Fashion Bible opens first bricks and mortar store |
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Online fashion store The Fashion Bible has opened its first bricks and mortar store in Sunderland.
Lisa Fox, Founder and Owner of The Fashion Bible, is hoping the new store will be the first stage in the company's UK expansion plans.
Set up from an initial £90 investment 10 years ago, The Fashion Bible now sells clothes worldwide. Lisa said, "It was just the right time to do this. And because I'm from Sunderland I always wanted our first flagship store to be in my hometown."
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| UK consumers spending more with small businesses due to social media, research reveals |
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New research from American Express Shop Small shows that social media has driven UK consumers to spend more with small businesses in the last 12 months.With social media being key for businesses and customers to stay connected and engaged during the pandemic, nearly three-quarters (72%) of UK adults who follow more small businesses on social media now than they did 12 months ago are spending more with them. In total, UK consumers have spent £3.7 billion with small businesses they follow on social media in the last year.
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| The Watches of Switzerland Group opens new Tag Heuer boutique in Guildford |
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The Watches of Switzerland Group, the UK's leading luxury watch and jewellery specialist, has partnered with TAG Heuer to open a new TAG Heuer boutique on the high street in Guildford, Surrey.
The contemporary space is 86 square meters, making it one of the larger mono-brand boutiques. The interior of the boutique reflects TAG Heuer's motoring heritage with tones of grey and dashes of TAG Heuer's iconic red.
Over 130 timepieces are available for purchase including TAG Heuer's newest launch of the Carrera Three Hands collection. The new TAG Heuer Carrera collection is comprised of 13 pieces and four versions.
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| BHETA advises on impending plastic tax legislation |
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The British Home Enhancement Trade Association (BHETA) held a webinar aimed at all UK housewares, DIY, garden and small electricals suppliers on the implications and preparations required ahead of the forthcoming Plastic Packaging Act (PPA), which comes into force in April 2022. The key speakers were Paul van Danzig and Alyce Morris from BHETA business service provider, Wastepack who outlined everything that supplier companies need to do to comply with the forthcoming legislation.
Under the new legislation, from April 2022 all plastic items used in the packaging of products must include a minimum of 30% recycled content, or face taxes of £200 per metric tonne of chargeable plastic packaging components.
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