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Team VVV polo shirts

Steve — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 12:16:22 +0000

Team VVV have introduced polo shirts for their team players, the virtual motor racing, gaming team have requested a very labour intensive polo shirt comprising of embroidery, heat transfer and foil. The results look good, and we wish them luck with all their upcoming tournaments.

Ice Cream!

Steve — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 14:59:50 +0000

Advertees were very pleased to be asked to embroider some polos and fleeces by local firm Roskillys. Roskilly’s have announced the launch of their new website at www.roskillys.co.uk. Among the new features of their website there are lots of recipes and serving suggestions; encouraging cooks to incorporate their favourite Roskilly’s ice cream and yoghurts into deserts and puddings. A new online shop; selling fudge, preserves, jams, chutneys and other farm produce. The website also incorporates the artwork of local artist Andre Ellis which is currently used on all of the Roskilly’s ice cream tubs. The website was designed by local agency Absolute Design who have been working closely with Roskilly’s to develop their brand. Absolute have also developed new printed material and are in the process of developing new packaging and POS.

Cool Earth

Steve — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 11:35:16 +0000

Rainforests are made of living carbon – more than 260 tonnes are locked away in each acre. Destroying them releases more climate warming CO₂ each year than the entire USA.

Cool earth is a charity that protects endangered rainforest. This combats global warming, protects ecosystems and provides sustainable jobs for local people.

With your money, cool earth secures threatened rainforest. They put it in a local trust, and protect it around the clock to keep the carbon where it belongs. Cool earth employ local people to do the work, help fund community health and education services and make sure the rainforest is worth more standing than cut down.

Cool Earth will be launching a dedicated schools service at the start of the new term in September. But there’s still time before the summer holidays to get your students thinking about climate change, biodiversity, social issues – and show them that they can make a difference in the world – by sponsoring a cool earth project.

Lizard leaves

Steve — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 11:30:50 +0000

The lizard leaf company have been busy over the winter months installing their own water supply and automated irrigation system and are now ready to put up three more tunnels so they can offer more oriental leaves and other extended season produce in autumn. They have expanded their baby salad leaf range to nearly 30 leaf types and are trialling five varieties of early salad potato to see which will produce the best flavour and waxy texture with their soil, and there will be asparagus peas, tiger stripe toms, purple french beans, decorative gourds and fresh horseradish for making seriously hot sauce to name just a few new inclusions…..

Embroidery for the lizard leaf Company