9 DECEMBER 2024
Stationers News printer Hobbs has been awarded a Platinum Medal by EcoVadis in our 2024 sustainability assessment.
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With a strong sustainability ethic, Rose Calendars is continuing to push the boundaries when it comes to environmental care, with an extension to its solar panel array to increase its use of green energy.
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6 DECEMBER 2024
Please see the link to the latest update for the Leigh Stationers' Academy
https://leighstationersacademy.org.uk/lsa-latest-news-updates-friday-29-november-2024/
6 DECEMBER 2024
The 20th Stationers’ Christmas Trade lunch was a sellout, with 292 guests attending from the design, digital, newspaper, office products, packaging, paper and print industries.
More than £20,000 was raised for Children In Need and the Company’s charities.
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Click on the link below to read the article about Stationers' Hall, writen by Liveryman Lucy Denton.
Country Life - December 2024 issue
with kind permission from County Life magazine www.countrylife.co.uk
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5 DECEMBER 2024
5 DECEMBER 2024
An independent print and digital magazine founded by a Young Stationer, LONDNR seeks to thrill the true omnivore – the adventurous and literary Londoner who is bored to sobs by repetitive social media and divisive news cycles. We’re bringing back good old-fashioned fun.
https://londnr.substack.com/8b688b19
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Liveryman Chris Andrews has published scenic calendars for over 40 years and this year's selection covers Oxford, The Cotswolds and The Channel Islands.
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5 DECEMBER 2024
The beautiful illustrated story of our globe and the creations it has inspired, told from the only truly bespoke globemakers in the world, Bellerby & Co. Peter Bellerby is the founder of Bellerby & Co. Globemakers, the world’s only truly bespoke makers of globes.
His team of skilled craftspeople make exquisite terrestrial, celestial and planetary globes for customers around the world. The story began after his attempt to find a special globe for his father’s 80th birthday. Failing to find anything suitable, he decided to make one himself which took him on an extraordinary journey of rediscovering this forgotten craft.
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Though today he is hailed as one of Britain’s greatest leaders, throughout his career, Winston Churchill was an outsider, accumulating a reputation for bad judgement and untrustworthiness. Only risk-takers and fellow outsiders would back him – but these strong and often feuding personalities proved to be vital to his decision-making in war and peace alike.
Winston’s Bandits | Biteback Publishing
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A colourful account of women’s health, beauty, and cosmetic aids, from stays and corsets to today’s viral trends
Victorian women ate arsenic to achieve an ideal, pale complexion, while in the 1790s balloon corsets were all the rage, designed to make the wearer appear pregnant. Women of the eighteenth century applied blood from a black cat’s tail to problem skin, while doctors in the 1880s promoted woollen underwear to keep colds at bay. Beautification and the pursuit of health may seem all-consuming today, but their history is long and fantastically varied.
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After retiring from the label industry some four years ago, Freeman Michael Fairley now spends his time as an author and historian, researching and writing about what life in Kent was really like at different periods during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. Over this time he has created a series of books on Kent’s Untold History. The first six titles in this series have now been published. The aim of the books is to provide answers to the many questions about historic Kent life. Questions such as:
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