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The UK’s 1st pop up Sustainable Department Store

Posted by on 4 October 2016 | Comments

The UK’s 1st pop up Sustainable Department Store was held on Saturday October 1st 2016 - St Barnabas Parish Hall, 23 Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT with

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Hopes of Longtown

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Posted by on 16 July 2016 | Comments

Thanks to Hopes of Longtown and in particular Christine Hope and her mother.  A fantastic, friendly, family run shop (with Post-office) in a spectacular part of the country on the edge of the Black Mountains, it has everything the locals and tourists will ever need.  Feeling in the middle of nowhere but having offerings of wonderful local produce, books, magazines, remedies and so much more, not forgetting their coffee shop, we had a super day showing our Laundry Ladder to many local people.

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Prezola Blog Mention

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Posted by on 3 July 2016 | Comments

Launched in 2010, Prezola is the UK's leading independent wedding gift list company, designed for style-savvy couples who want the greatest choice, flexibility and service.

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The Cotswold Company Blog

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Posted by on 10 June 2016 | Comments

It was fabulous for the Laundry Ladder to have a mention in The Cotswold Company Blog 2nd June, written by Deborah Cumbers, alongside other wonderful products. Take a look and click here

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We are now on Blue Patch!

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Posted by on 20 March 2016 | Comments

We can now been seen on the lovely site Blue Patch which is brimming with beautiful British made things.

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UK Made Trading

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Posted by on 23 January 2015 | Comments

Thank you to UK Made Trading for hosting us on their lovely website with our all British, English Ash version of the Laundry Ladder. They are passionate about all things British and great supporters of our manufacturing by only featuring products on their website which are made in the UK.

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