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Shopping & Trade Directory 2 015 SHOPPING & TRADE DIRECTORY www.seas.org.uk TRADE STANDS NUMERICAL LIST OF EXHIBITORS 2015 NAME BLOCK NAME BLOCK Moonaz 1 Dee Millen Rabbit Accessories 5 Ann Rees 1 Cottage Memories 6 Westmorland Sheepskins 1 The Cashmere Cabin 6 Plumpton College 1 Riverford Organic Farms 6 British Horse Society 1 Woolovers 6 Hot Footed 1 The Lemonade Factory 6 Townfields Saddlers 2 Better Life Mobility 6 Worshipful Co. of Blacksmiths 2 Yoghurt Delights 6 Women’s Institute 2 GD Troth 6 Capital Cashmere 2 Bookham Harrison Farms Ltd 6 Out of the Orient 2 Cherry Tree Kent 6 House of Dreams 2 Hughes Fresh Fruit 6 Bank House Electric Gates 2 Oakita Fine Furniture 7 Hotchkiss Oak Furniture 2 Morphy Richards 7 Dee Equestrian 2 Woolsthorpe Wellies 7 CLA South East 2 Gus Gus Designs 7 Isfahan Carpet Palace Ltd 3 Midland Chamois Co 7 Delanns Jewels 3 Britelite Windows 7 Berkeley Studio 3 Action Enviro Ltd 7 Katherine Hooker 3 Scaffa Furniture 7 Mansell McTaggart 3 Tom’s Place 7 Designer Clothing Wear 3 Godstone All Terrain 7 The Profiles Range 3 Yorkshire Clothing 8 The Oxford Shirt Company 3 K & T Footwear 8 Moti Trading Limited 3 The Sock Company Country 8 Countryside Alliance 4 The Event Gallery 8 Worthing, Littlehampton & District Scope 4 Tool Stop 8 UK Covers 4 Ratcatcher Country Wear Ltd 8 Dozydog Petbeds 4 Neat Necks 8 Cousins of Cheltenham 4 Sun Leisure Ltd 8 Elm of Burford 4 Firepits UK 8 Woodhouse Furniture 4 McVeigh Parker & Co 8 Joules 4 Fennmill 8 Better Life Mobility 5 Regal Bliss 8 Acorn Nurseries 5 World Vision 8 PCT Resign Coatings 5 Premier Promotions 8 Avalone 5 Gilchrist’s 8 The Timsbury Shoe Co Ltd 5 Kemsdale Stud Farm 8 Age UK East Sussex 5 Jane Knight 8 Your Footwear 5 Fullmarks Hunting Supplies 8 The Garden Show Shop 5 Taylors Leather Company 8 Catapult Association 5 Midland Clothing Ltd 8 Sun and Air Ltd 5 Trafalgar Cleaning Equipment 10 Kent Woolgrowers 5 Harper Adams University 10 www.seas.org.uk Like us on Facebook 1 Follow us on Twitter @seas_org NUMERICAL LIST OF EXHIBITORS 2015 NAME BLOCK NAME BLOCK Morris Leslie Plant Hire Ltd 10 BASC 16 Rivervale MG 10 Toco 16 Crown Pavilions Ltd 10 BTC Euro Ltd 16 Bredon Hill Shooting 10 Cyclo-ssage Ltd 16 Davis & Co 10 Txt Agriculture 16 Brocklehursts of Bakewell 10 Ridgeway Leather 16 Coca-Cola Enterprises 11 The Stone Pavilion Company Ltd 16 Howdens Joinery 11 Warwickshire Clothing 17 The Pool & Spa Company 11 Microfibre Boxers 17 Ifor Williams Trailers 11 Country Clobber 17 Universal Trailers 11 Cows, Pigs, Chickens, etc. 17 Culverwell Ltd 11 Skipton Building Society 17 Carnaween Clothing Co. 12 Whotz Hot Ltd 17 Basket Basket 12 Douch Biomass 17 The Therapy Store 12 Kia Motors 17 Husen Moda 12 Vines of Gatwick 17 Addagrip Ltd 12 Heart Radio 17 Chilstone 12 Chandlers BMW 18 Prospective Planning 12 BPS Access Solutions Ltd 18 Judy Goodman Animal Portraits 12 Ocean Designs Ltd 18 Avinue Ltd 12 Arkay Sales 18 St James’s Place Partnership 12 Joshua Jones UK 18 Collier & Dobson 12 The Army Surplus Store 18 Liberty Kelly 12 Eastcroft Roses 18 Aga 12 Adjustamatic Beds 18 Hoad & Taylor 12 Seesaw Children’s Clothes Ltd 18 P & G Hats 12 Hughes Fresh Fruit Ltd 18 Flint & Flame 12 TC Tack & Things 19 Ashdown Park Hotel 12 The Mane Dealer Ltd 19 Forever England 12 Silver Steed 19 Manteaux 12 Denners Tack Shop 19 Thomas Dainty Brogue Trader 14 House of Vantage 19 Jennifer Gay Alpaca 14 Lancombes 19 Bags Plus (UK) 14 Richard Starkie Associates 19 The Balcombe Estate 15 E. Stacy-Marks Ltd 19 Re-Drive Ltd 15 Nags Essentials 19 South East Aberdeen Angus Club 15 Fowler Brothers 19 Sussex Cattle Society 15 Stevenson Brothers 19 Burden Bros Agri Ltd 15 Thomas & Co 19 SEAC/SEVAC 15 County – The Home Improvers 19 Haynes Agricultural 15 Nuffield Health Brighton 19 Yeowart Agricultural 15 Heaven and Earth 19 Ernest Doe Power 15 Apwireless 19 Pieroth Ltd 16 Bradleys The Tannery 19 Clive Emson Auctioneers 16 Linen & Lace 19 Renapur Ltd 16 Parelli Natural Horsemanship 19 Speedy Conservatories 16 Libbys International 19 www.seas.org.uk Like us on Facebook 2 Follow us on Twitter @seas_org NUMERICAL LIST OF EXHIBITORS 2015 NAME BLOCK NAME BLOCK Maxima Equestrian 19 English Spirit Distillery 22 Spidge Event Photography 19 Safe Haven for Donkeys in the Holy Land 22 Heart of England Craftworkers 20 Mousie Murray 22 Coathanger Clothing Co Ltd 20 Roberts Country Fayre 22 Solartherm UK 20 Network Mortgages 22 One Stop Dog Shop 20 Marshmallow Heaven 22 Penney Tools 20 Luv and Kisses 22 Puntons Footwear 20 Devils Edge Shirt 22 Atlantic International Eyewear 20 Swaine Pet Supplies Ltd 22 Ella & Cherry London 20 Bid Designs 22 Dragon Leather Goods 20 Leisure Shops Ltd 23 The Sock & Shoe Co 20 Claire Cork Interiors 23 Rural Crafts Association 20 Conservatory Insulations 23 Rougham Hall Nurseries 21 Nicko Toys Ltd 23 Newton & Frost Fencing 21 Woodborne Kitchens 23 Kingdom Spas & Hot Tubs Ltd 21 Generating Interest Ltd 23 Molica Ornaments 21 Home Health Hove 23 Oakwood Farm Lifestyle 21 Christian Watch 23 Bradley Stoves 21 Merrydown Cider 23 Chelsea Herbs Voyager 21 Mon Bijoux 23 Hour Glass 21 The Wool Room 23 C.S. Jewellery 21 Wolkyshop.co.uk 23 Retired Greyhound Trust 21 Henry Williams 23 Crownhill Garden Furniture 21 Jardin De France 23 Johnson’s Toffees 21 Friday Media Group 23 Co-operative Funeral Care 21 Go Ape Crawley 23 C Brewer & Sons Ltd 21 Lodge Hill Centre 24 SBP Beauty & Lifesetyle 21 Sussex Chainsaw 24 The Home Furniture Store 21 Chantry Oak Ltd 24 Cats Protection 21 Gardenscape Direct Ltd 25 The Bench Company 21 Potty Plants 25 John Halifax Ltd 21 Greensleeves Lawn Care 25 Landcruise Motorhome Hire 21 Anglian Windows 25 Intweed 22 Othotic Works 25 The Hunting Stockmarket 22 Worcester, Bosch Group 25 Wild Whiskers 22 Backdoorshoes.co.uk 25 Feathers and Quills 22 St Peter & James Hos 25 Debbie and Andrews 22 AA 25 Worth School 22 Solar Advanced Systems 25 Abbeywood 22 Charles Taylor Trading 25 Tuxedos Tales 22 Johnson’s Toffees 25 Cheshire Cheese Company 22 Guide Dogs 25 Henri James 22 Polka Dot 25 Sussex Fostering 22 Kaya Kraft 25 Nature Shop 22 William Hill Interiors 25 Bio Farm Trading 22 Edinburgh Outdoor Clothing Company 25 Amazing Bamboo Pillow 22 Sussex Community NHS Trust 26 www.seas.org.uk Like us on Facebook 3 Follow us on Twitter @seas_org NUMERICAL LIST OF EXHIBITORS 2015 NAME BLOCK NAME BLOCK Flutterbyze 26 Harwoods Group 28 Hallmark Leisure Furniture 26 Aussie Clobber 28 Dogs Trust 26 CD Scooters 28 Sussex Freemasons 26 Hart Co Leisure Ltd 28 Pine Oak Trading Ltd 28 Happy Hot Tubs 28 Woodland Trust 26 Sussex Police 28 Certainly Wood 26 Solar Resources 28 Scrufts K9 Ltd 26 Ridleys Amusements 28 Homewood Leisure 26 Sussex Newspapers 29 Family Chiropractic Sussex 26 SGF UK Ltd 29 Duncan Bruce Fine Furniture 26 Bluebell Railway 29 Hughes Fresh Fruit Ltd 26 Stonepit Nurseries Ltd 29 Footart 26 Tidier Tools Ltd 29 TMD Tuning 27 KPS Composting Ltd 29 Country Covers 27 Herbal Haven 29 Fiat Chrysler Automobiles UK Ltd 27 Blooming Good Nursery Ltd 29 I.M. Group Ltd 27 Cade Street Nursery 29 Solar Fusion Ltd 27 Fernlea Nurseries 29 Classic Garden Furniture 27 Mimmack Aquatics 29 Just Shutters 27 Cotswold Teak 29 Sussex Chiropractic 27 Eden Crafts 29 Julian Christian Ltd 27 Festival of Food Ltd 29 www.seas.org.uk Like us on Facebook 4 Follow us on Twitter @seas_org ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TRADE EXHIBITORS BLOCK BLOCK 22F Abbeywood, Contact: Nichola Bentley, Allens Farm, 22M Amazing Bamboo Pillow, Contact: Gabby Dell, 21a Tanyard Lane, Staplefield, West Sussex, RH17 6HH Chandos Road, Willesden Green, London, NW2 4LS. Tel: 01444 400772 Tel: 7400 152927 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.abbeywoodcarvings.co.uk Website: www.amazingbamboopillow.com Handcrafted wood carvings. We sell high quality support pillows from memory foam and bamboo. 12G Addagrip Ltd, Addagrip House, Bell Lane Industrial Estate, Uckfield, East Sussex, TN22 1QL. 1B Ann Rees, 4 Coppingsbrook Cottages, Leigh, Tel: 01825 761333 Tonbridge, Kent, TN11 8PP. Email: [email protected] Tel: 07774 626677 Website: addagrip.co.uk Email: [email protected] Facebook URL: addagrip Email: www.annrees.co.uk Twitter URL: @addagrip Bespoke, handmade, dog collars, leads and coats. The Addagrip range of resin bound surfacing provides a hard wearing and low maintenance porous/semi 18F Arkay Sales Ltd, 4b Rennie Place, East Kilbride, G74 5HD. porous surface. Tel: 01355 266633 Email: [email protected] 18J Adjustamatic Beds Ltd, Colomendy Industrial Estate, Website: www.arkaysales.com Rhyl Road, Denbigh, North Wales, LL16 5TS. Continuous demonstrations of our soup maker, silk Tel. 0808 271 4285. duvets, pet brush, power bank, hose nozzle. Website: adjustablebeds.co.uk Quality adjustable beds and chairs from the UK’s 19O AP Wireless, Contact: Tracy Granger, Embroidery leading manufacturer. Adjustamatic - a name to rely on Building, Abbey Mill Business Centre, Paisley, PA1 3TT. for both comfort and health. Tel: 01543 547905 Fax: 01543 547701 Email: [email protected] 12R AGA Rangemaster, The Aga Shop, 10 Market Square, Website: www.apwireless.co.uk Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 1EU. AP Wireless offers landlords the opportunity to Tel: 01403 254955 maximise the value of their telecoms site. We offer Email: [email protected] large sums for existing leases. Website: www.agaliving.com The AGA, handcrafted and still made in Britain.
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