October 15, 2008 by doug.

Sleeman & Hawken was formed in the late 1940’s by Bill Sleeman and Jack Hawken it has remained a family business – Keith Mason the current M.D. joined from school in 1968 and has remained “at the helm” for nearly 40 years.
Jack Hawken left Morgan Giles a shipyard in Teignmouth at the end of 1945 and worked for 6mths in Salcombe. Bill Sleeman and Jack Hawken decided to form a partnership in about March or April 1946. They started their business in French Street, Teignmouth in Devon, UK, where Bill had a bicycle shop. They traded there for a few months and then rented premises from the Quay Co on the dockside at Teignmouth. Once there, the business thrived. They both officially retired in 1968 but Jack continued to work there for another year or so.

The Company pride themselves on service and back up along with competitive pricing on an unlimited range of products.

They specialise in engine and machine spare parts but can source anything. They have developed links with small family organisations and large corporate companies around the world. They have even supplied customised vehicles, boats and leisure equipment. Whatever the need they are able to meet the challenge offering personal service and expertise in addition to low prices.

Sleeman Hawken represent many leading brands across diverse market sectors, our portfolio ranges from marine engines to garden machinery – motor cycles to industrial engines and our leisure department can provide sports equipment from golf clubs to tennis rackets in this respect we are UNIQUE and above all RELIABLE and TRUSTWORTHY.
Visit www.sleeman-hawken.co.uk

Posted in News 15-10-08 | No Comments »

October 15, 2008 by doug.

Corporate Day Challenges
If you are looking to do something completely different, the Urban Adventure Challenge is an affordable, unique, and inspiring team activity, guaranteed to get your group buzzing! Ideal for corporate team building fun days and teamwork activities.

Customised to your specific group’s needs and location, The Challenge provides a fun, rewarding and memorable activity for your group, regardless of age, ability or fitness.
Visit www.urbanadventurechallenge.co.uk

Posted in News 15-10-08 | No Comments »

October 15, 2008 by doug.

BEAU BELLES
The Beau Belles site is great for browsing through the various weddings they have done and to read the feed bac fom their clients.

If you are planning to get married and don’t know where to begin, or you need some independent advice to put everything together, then the Beau Belles site is the right place to begin. They understand the importance of your wedding day, how daunting the planning can seem, the problems that can arise and the excitement a wedding brings.

Whether you simply need an extra pair of hands on the day or a fully designed and organised wedding, They provide a personal and flexible service adapted to your needs, saving you money, time and stress along the way.

Beau Belles wedding planning, designing and co-ordinating business is based in Birstwith, 5 miles from Harrogate, North Yorkshire. Being so centrally situated I cover weddings throughout Yorkshire and the North of England
www.beaubelles.co.uk

Posted in News 15-10-08 | No Comments »

October 15, 2008 by doug.

Hemel Trophies & Jewellers

Hemel Trophies is based in south East England and has been offering an exeptional selection of sports trophies and medals. Thae also feature comprehensive In-House engraving facilities with fast turn-around times and a a very competatve cost.

They are one of the most popular suppliers and engravers of quality trophies, awards and incentive gifts. With an extensive product line they are sure to have products that suit your requirements, even if not featured on their site.

Company golf days, club presentations, Brochures, plaques and much more. if you do not see what you require please phone for one of their brochures or go to our “contacts” page on the site and submit an enquiry form.

www.hemeltrophy.co.uk

Posted in News 15-10-08 | No Comments »

October 15, 2008 by doug.

Andrew McDowall is a traditional ladies and gentlemen’s tailors and outfitters. The website offers a wide selection of mens and ladieswear, from a collar stud and braces to knitwear and dress shirts. The range of items is regularly updated.

Andrew McDowall has a highly rated store in Chichester on the south coast, with 17,000 items of menswear and ladieswear to choose from. Online customers are welcome to contact the store if they can’t find what they are looking for on the website. The selection includes suits, sports jackets, blazers, trousers, raincoats, overcoats, casual jackets, hats, scarves, cufflinks, shirts, ties, cravats and braces. The friendly and knowledgeable staff are always willing to help.

The store also offers a comprehensive personal tailoring service and there is a wedding suit and formalwear hire service. Andrew McDowall is known for its outstanding service both online and via its high street store.

We are a highly traditional retailer, thriving in a competitive market. With a growing trend for low cost and poorer quality clothing, the business continues to do well because of a passion for giving customers a high level of service and the finest quality menswear and ladieswear.

For a superb service, a vast selection of top name brands and the highest quality menswear and ladieswear, visit Andrew McDowall

Run by Andrew Moore and father Michael, McDowall’s combination of classical store and traditional service make it virtually unique outside London. Customers looking for Saville Row quality bespoke tailoring at reasonable prices know there is nowhere to match Andrew McDowall’s for quality and service. Michael Moore is a master tailor and has benefited from the expertise and experience of two previous generations of master tailors.
Andrew Moore’s great grandfather, John William Moore, first served as an apprentice on the Isle of Wight for sixpence a week, eventually becoming a brilliant designer and cutter. He came to Southsea in 1919 to work as head cutter for Rowe & Edmunds before setting up his own business in 1922. His son, Edmund John Moore, built up the business through the twenties and thirties and worked continuously through the Blitz to help keep the Navy supplied with uniforms during World War II.
www.andrewmcdowall.co.uk

Posted in News 15-10-08 | No Comments »