Welcome to the July Edition of the Evesham Noticeboard Newsletter!!!
Well what a busy month June was for lil old Evesham, this June we have seen the Wartime in the Vale, The Morris Dancing Festival, The Food Festival, the start of the Evesham Festival of Words and more. And that's not all, there have been many village events too! Including all the River Avon activities and Bands in the Park every weekend.
Soon we will know who our next MP is, we hope that they do the job well, listen to our community, and attend some of the parish council meetings - listen to the residents and business owners from the shop floor as they say! But as always our community Facebook Group stays out of politics and we hope you have enjoyed the political free group during the last few weeks! Below is a collection of party-free, political free, happy good news posts! Big shout out to all the members that help make this happen.
Here are some of the top posts from our group in Evesham Noticeboard and some of our favourites!
Our local creative yarn bomber only went and made the most awesome one to date - the mermaid! The photo below of the topper on Cheltenham Road became the BBC Hereford and Worcester "Pic of the Week" and was sent in by another local hero, Laura Van Toller. Thanks Laura you got Evesham on the news!!!
Vote Evesham United Football Club Pan Disability Team for the Tesco Stronger Starts Scheme
EUFC PDT SAID ”The Tesco Stronger Starts grant will enable us to invest in vital resources such as new equipment, and enhance our coaching programs. This means our players will have access to better equipment and support, helping them develop their skills, stay active, and enjoy the game even more for our players with special needs.
The scheme provides community projects like us with grants of up to £1,500. Tesco customers can now vote in Evesham on Worcester Road, Tesco Express on Cheltenham Road and the Pershore Tesco Express store from July to September to decide how much funding we get, so please support us next time you shop at Tesco!”
Saturday Yoga in the park anyone?
Local Yoga teacher Alex Bannyard is taking her yoga session outside and on a Saturday morning during the summer month of July! 9.30am-10.30am at Evesham Rugby Club - £8 PAYG cash on the day.
Why not give it a go? Every Saturday (weather allowing) It's obviously weather dependent so if you register she can confirm the night before! Click the link:
Call out from Kerry Woods, the main organiser of the Evesham defibrillators - Defib on your street Bengeworth homeowners?
“Litchfield Avenue, Burford Road, Kings Road & Marina Area's, would you host a defibrillator on your home?? We have one on Kings road and it's deployed a lot ..... so we are looking to add another to the area. No costs involved, we provide the defibrillator and our electricians fit the cabinet FREE. Please get in touch to find out more. (You must own your own home) ”
Well done Kerry and her team for doing what they do! It is very much appreciated by all.
Find Out More About the Evesham Defib Team
*TOP POST ALERT*
John Campbell-Muir meets the High Sheriff of Worcester for his good work!
Local councillor John Campbell-Muir is dedicated to "training for the future". In his spare time John, and his hard-working team of lads, have been out and about, making improvements to our High Street, and I think you will agree it looks a lot better. The project equips his team with new skills and work experience to help improve their future employment prospects.
John said “I was working on benches and Robbie the Mayor, brought the high sheriff of Worcester to see our work and talk about what I was trying to do with setting up "Training the Future" as an academy. What a smashing gentleman, really enjoyed our talk!”
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John explained “I started "Training the Future" 7 years ago and am trying to secure funding to do my assessor qualification so I can open a school based in our Orchards for kids with learning difficulties. Through the scheme, we hope to equip them with life skills and qualifications to help them on the road to employment. I firmly believe, that most of the problems we face in our society are down to the lack of help and training to the 20% that are failed by the education system each year. In my recent research, I found out 55% of prisoners have learning difficulties and a reading age of 11. I am loud and won’t go away and won’t be bullied. I am a true working-class bloke, that tries to help, where I can"
Well done John and your team for making our benches and street furniture look great again. If you would like to know more or support John's work please do get in touch with him directly on Facebook.
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Katie Gilbert
Balloons Take Flight Over Evesham
Image credit: Gary Hale
Early on the first of June, Evesham residents were surprised with a wonderful display of over 20 hot air balloons passing over the town.
The balloons took flight from Ragley Hall where the annual Midlands Air Festival was taking place.
It was a beautiful sight with so many hot air balloons of different colours, shapes and designs.
We were very fortunate that day that the wind was blowing in the right direction so that we could witness such an impressive display!
Vale Matters Podcast Returns for Dementia Talk
From feelings and reasons to get a diagnosis, to support available for carers, we talk openly about what is available to make life better for those who are living with this disease.
In this month's podcast, we talk with Lyndsay and Debbie from Evesham Dementia Action Alliance, based at EDMHSS, which is also the home of the Evesham Dementia Cafe.
We talk openly and honestly about our experiences of life with dementia and the support available to the community in Evesham and The Vale.
To catch up, listen to the podcast now using the link below.
Mayor's Corner
June has been a month of new beginnings and thanksgivings…
The Mayoress and I launched into June with an invitation to visit The Evesham Polish Festival, celebrating Polish Heritage Days, to see their exhibits and taste their fabulous food. The Polish community really are a blessing to Evesham and it was a pleasure to experience their hospitality and culture.
Early in the month we were very proud to host a gathering of neighbouring Mayors and Chairmen from across Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Warwickshire. All councils work to the same municipal calendar, beginning and ending in May, so it was really nice to meet our counterparts from across the area who, like us have just started their year. It’s great to compare notes about how our councils work and share ideas.
The D-Day Commemorations were marked by a short service at Broadway Tower, a further service at Evesham War memorial, the D-Day Proclamation being released on social media and a very last minute beacon lighting thanks to John Campbell-Muir and Sharon Hemming, who put the event together at the last minute when they realised the traditional Evesham beacon was not being lit.
Also this month we visited the new nursery at Bengeworth School, The Tracey Sollis Leukemia Research Shop which reopened after a devastating flood, Evesham’s new Baptist Church in Offenham Road and The Blue Lagoon Indian Restaurant which has recently changed hands. The new owners are keen to become part of the Evesham Community and we wish them well with their new venture.
This month we were very proud to host the High Sheriff of Worcestershire, Mr Charles Moyle JP who spent a full day in Evesham visiting local charities. We took him to the Evesham Adventure Playground Association, Evesham Volunteer Centre, John Martin Charity, Caring Hands in the Vale’s Lighthouse project, You Turn Youth Club, Wallace House Community Centre, Training the Future and The Almonry Museum… there was so much more we could have shown him but we only had a limited amount of time and he was keen to see charities and organisations who were making a difference for those in need.
June closed with a fabulous Quiz Night at Hampton Working Mens Club raising £655 for the Mayor’s Charity Appeal and an invasion of Morris Dancers who took over Evesham during the National Morris Weekend.
The month ended with a visit from the Mayor of Evesham!!! Not the mayor you know and not the Evesham you know…. Jackie Veasey is Mayor of Evesham in New Jersey and, while holidaying in the UK decided to take a look around ‘the original’ Evesham. It was a pleasure to meet her and show her and her family around our council chamber and our beautiful town. Talking of which… credit where its due, Wychavon have almost completed the annual jet-washing of the streets and The Town Council’s ‘green team’ work on the Almonry gardens is an absolute delight. A very special thank you to Sue Ablett, who has weeded around the base of the Bell Tower, community work at its best.
Robert Raphael
Mayor of Evesham
Popular Food Festival Returns to Evesham
The first weekend of June saw the return of the popular Evesham Food and Drink festival.
The three-day festival saw Evesham play host to a selection of local food and drink vendors from all across Worcestershire including members Hentony Gin, Thermomix, Pud Puds, and Claus for a Cause.
Families enjoyed a variety of food and drink whilst listening to live music by local bands in the sunshine. Fun fair rides and stalls were also available for the younger members of the community.
The festival is one of Evesham's longest-running festivals and is incredibly popular attracting between 10000 and 12000 visitors per year.
New this year was the addition of Disney princesses and superhero characters. Children had the opportunity to get their photos taken with their favourite Disney character and to listen to a 30-minute live music set consisting of Disney Songs.
MBE for Vale Wildlife founder Caroline
A huge congratulations to Caroline Gould, founder of Vale Wildlife Hospital and Rehabilitation Centre who has recently been awarded an MBE for her services to Wildlife Rehabilitation over the last 40 years.
She has achieved so much in that time helping the local wildlife population by providing medical care and rehabilitation to wildlife casualties - really making a difference to the wildlife in and around the Vale and beyond.
A massive well done to Caroline for this well-deserved honour and for all she has done to inspire others, she is a true local hero.
Caroline made the following statement on the Vale Wildlife Hospital and Rehabilitation Centre Facebook page:
"I want to say a huge thank you for all the love and congratulations I’ve received today for my MBE award. I’ve been overwhelmed by your kindness and special words which mean the world to me - thank you all.
I have loved my 40 years of wildlife rehabilitation, I still look forward to going in every day (although not so keen on so many hours now ) and I still feel privileged to be able to work so closely with our beautiful wildlife.
I am honoured to accept my MBE but not just for me but for every member of staff, volunteer, trustee, fundraiser, member and donator who have, over 40 years, helped to get Vale Wildlife Hospital to where it is today - we wouldn’t be here at all without you."
If you'd like to find out more about Vale Wildlife please visit their website and come to their open day this month on 7th July to celebrate their 40th anniversary.
Wartime in the Vale
Evesham transformed into a time capsule in June, buzzing with the sights and sounds of World War II at the renowned Wartime in the Vale event at Ashdown Camp. This annual gathering, a heavyweight among WWII military vehicle and re-enactment events, offered a captivating historical experience for everyone.
Over 2,000 passionate re-enactors, portraying both soldiers and everyday citizens, brought the era to life. Visitors were transported back in time as they explored authentic camps, witnessed thrilling battle demonstrations, and interacted with knowledgeable re-enactors eager to share their love for history.
The star of the show? An impressive display of military vehicles! From iconic tanks to zippy motorcycles and rugged jeeps, these meticulously restored machines offered a tangible connection to the past. But Wartime in the Vale wasn't just about military might. It also paid tribute to the civilians who played a vital role during the war effort. Visitors explored displays dedicated to life on the home front, complete with fascinating demonstrations of traditional crafts and skills.
Live 1940s entertainment transported attendees even further back in time, with music and dance straight out of a bygone era. Vintage clothing stalls completed the immersive experience, allowing visitors to truly dress the part.
Wartime in the Vale is more than just an event; it's a fantastic educational experience for families. It fosters a connection with history through interactive activities, serving as a powerful reminder of the importance of remembering the past and honoring the bravery of those who fought for our freedom.
The Farm Animal Sanctuary
In this month's charity spotlight feature, we speak to Louise Stuart, manager of The Farm Animal Sanctuary, to find out a little bit more about the work they are carrying out to help animals in our community.
Established over 30 years ago, The Farm Animal Sanctuary was the first of its kind in this country. The purpose of the charity is to provide a safe haven for neglected and abused farm animals where they can live out the rest of their lives in comfort while receiving the special care and attention they need.
The charity was founded by Jan Taylor, after she witnessed the horrific reality of livestock markets around the country selling sick, malnourished, and frightened animals that were facing certain death or a lifetime of misery. Today they have over 600 happy residents, including sheep, cattle, pigs, ponies and horses, cats, dogs, ducks, geese, hens and cockerels, turkeys and alpacas!
But looking after all of these animals does come at a cost. It costs £2500 per week to provide proper care for the animals and the charity is dependant on its fundraising efforts to cover those costs. And the costs don't end there either. The Farm Animal Sanctuary has been offered the opportunity to buy Manor Orchard Farm and they need to do this urgently. The farm is on the market now and if a suitable offer is made by someone else we might miss our chance.
If the farm is bought by someone else, the farm animal sanctuary will have to move but to move so many animals, many of which are older would be incredibly stressful for them. The charity would be forced to euthanase many of the animals for welfare reasons and on veterinary advice. And that's not their only problem - if they can't find the funds, it will be very difficult to find a home suitable for this number of mixed farm animals. The charity has been based at Manor Orchard Farm for 30 Years. In that time we have made a lot of improvements to make life even more comfortable for our animals, creating new paddocks, purchasing stables, field shelters, a new barn, hard standing in handling areas and pig paddocks, grassland improvement, and many more. Even if they find a new home, it will take a lot of work to provide the same level of comfort to the animals
To avoid moving, they have no choice. They simply must raise £944,000 and buy the farm outright so they can continue to provide a safe haven for their animals. It may seem like an impossible sum, but it is do-able and the charity needs your help.
There are so many ways that you can get involved and help raise money: sponsorship, farm visits, donations, adopt an animal or attending one of their events. Their next event (see poster below) is the Freedom Fields Festival on 6th - 7th July. They are also hosting two "sheepover" events on July 27th & 28th and August 24th & 25th where you can bring a tent and spend a night at the sanctuary with their rescued animals.
Later this year, the sanctuary is holding an open weekend during the 14th and 15th September where you can come visit and find out more about the work they do. There will also be a Spooky Sanctuary event on 26th October and then a Christmas Festive Fair on 23rd November. They really do offer events for everyone!!!
The Farm Animal Sanctuary needs your help to raise the funds they need to buy Manor Orchard Farm. You can get involved by donating, attending events, sponsoring their animals or holding your own events and sponsored activities.
To discover more about the charity and to donate, visit the link below.
Donate Now
THE FLEECE INN BRETFORTON
MAKES IT TO OPENTABLE’S TOP 100 RESTAURANTS FOR OUTDOOR DINING IN THE UK FOR 2024 
Well done to the team at The Fleece Inn, it is really well deserved and if you have not visited the dog friendly beautiful heritage pub then no better time, the garden is looking beautiful!
Perfect for outdoor adventures and alfresco dining !
The publication scans diner metrics and over 2.2. million diner reviews, and narrowed down the top restaurants across the UK where Brits love to dine outdoors - and our local pub has made it!
Visit the Fleece for menu and more details and events and more!
www.thefleeceinn.co.uk
New Bereavement Cafe Launching in Evesham
Bradfords Donates Carpets to Wallace House Project
This month we'd like to give a big shout-out to Bradfords Carpet and Flooring who donated and fitted carpets for a community project at Wallace House organised by councillor John Campbell-Muir. Thank you so much to Bradfords, it's so lovely that we have such a supportive community of local businesses who care so much!
Evesham's improved outdoor space
Some of the more eagle-eyed amongst you may have noticed a few improvements to Evesham's outdoor spaces.
- A new outdoor gym has been installed near the viaduct meadow car park (by the leisure centre / Crown Meadow playground)
- The Battle of Evesham playground at the Muddies is now open for use
- A bicycle maintenance stand has been fitted by the Esso garage
- New young trees have been planted in our parks
If you've not had a chance to check them out yet, now's the time!
Morris Dancing Festival Comes to Evesham
The Vale of Evesham Morris Festival took place over the weekend of 21st - 23rd June bringing dancers and their sticks from all over the country.
The festival is in its 21st year and celebrates England's traditional form of dance. During the weekend over 500 dancers descended on Evesham to dance various genres of morris dancing.
Folk music and dancing could be seen in many locations throughout Evesham and the vale including the Market Place (pictured above), town centre streets and the Abbey Park Gardens. Many of Evesham's businesses also got involved with Evesham Rowing Club, the Red Lion and the Fleece Inn, Bretforton all hosting events over the weekend.
The festivities culminated in a procession on the Sunday through Evesham’s Abbey Park, along Bridge Street to Market Place where the Mayor presented the Evesham Stick to the "side" which best-demonstrated the ‘spirit of the morris’. For 2024, this was presented to Liberty Hill.
Well done to Liberty Hill, and congratulations to the organisers for arranging such a fantastic weekend!
The Vale of Evesham Morris Festival
Summer Camp Sorted!
Looking for a Summer Camp for the kids for the 6 week break? Whether you are looking to keep the kids entertained for the day or need cover for the holidays, we've got you covered. Here are the summer camps available in Evesham this year. Click the image to visit their websites:
Empower Active | PQA Evesham |
Shine Out of School Clubs | Pal Fitness & Education |
Enjoy Activities on the River This Summer With
Avon River Activities Evesham
Evesham to Host Evesham Town 10k this July
Image credit: Evesham Town 10kNot long to go now until the Evesham Town 10k. The 10k run will be taking place on Sunday 7th July at 9.30.
Road closures will be in place as participants run a route that goes through the town and along the river with a water station at the rugby club.
Registration is available on the 6th July between 4.30pm and 7pm and then again on the day itself between 7.30-9am Parking is available at the race village on Crown Meadow.
This year the race will be supporting the following: Evesham Defibrillators, Claus for a Cause and Evesham Adventure Playground Association.
Further details including information on how to register is available on the Evesham 10k website.
It's not too late to take part so why not sign up!
EUFC Hosts Adult Pan Disability Unite
Football Tournament
Credit: EUFC Pan Disability Team
Evesham United Football Club recently hosted a fantastic day filled with passion, teamwork, and remarkable sportsmanship at their Adult Pan Disability Unite tournament. Over 100 players with a wide range of SEN abilities participated, showcasing their talents in both the Championship and League divisions.
Congratulations to Southwest Inclusive for winning the Championship Division and to the Monday Night Club Red Team for their outstanding performance in the League Division!
A heartfelt thank you goes to all 14 teams that participated. The club was thrilled to host them and sincerely hopes to see them all back next year for more excitement and camaraderie.
The club also extends a special thank you to all the volunteers who supported the event. Their dedication and hard work made the day possible. A big shoutout goes to the amazing referees for their fairness and professionalism, ensuring the matches were played in the true spirit of the game.
Together, everyone involved celebrated diversity, inclusion, and the love of the game.
Learn More About the Pan Football Team
Bidford Gliding Club Invites Women to
Take To The Skies
Book Now For Just £65 For a Half Day Course
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What's on in Evesham and The Vale this month
To find out what's going on this month in Evesham, check out our weekly pinned post on the Evesham Noticeboard Facebook page.
Looking for something fun to do? Check out our regularly updated list of things to do in Evesham.
Add your Event
Regular Events Hosted at
Venues Across Evesham
Want to find out what's on at venues near you? Check out the links below to find out when you can enjoy live bands, quizzes, food nights and so much more!!!
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Bands in the Park July Events
A guide to the Battle of Evesham Festival
Step Back in Time at the Battle of Evesham Festival!
History buffs and festival enthusiasts, rejoice! The award-winning Battle of Evesham Festival returns this August (August 3rd & 4th, 2024), promising an unforgettable journey back to 13th-century England.
Witness history come alive! Immerse yourself in thrilling re-enactments of the pivotal Battle of Evesham, explore a vibrant medieval encampment, and be captivated by live music, traditional crafts, and falconry displays.
A Fun-Filled Day for All Ages: Whether you're a seasoned festival-goer or a curious newcomer, the Battle of Evesham Festival offers something for everyone. Watch live re-enactments, falconry displays, treasure trails and lots of interactive activities to enjoy, all the family will love it!
Been before? This year promises to be even bigger and better! Newcomers, prepare to be amazed! For all the essential information you need to plan your visit, check out our comprehensive guide to the Battle of Evesham Festival.
Don't miss your chance to travel back in time! The Battle of Evesham Festival awaits!
Check Out Our Guide to the Battle Of Evesham Festival
New Members This Month
Thermomix
Specialist Cooking Studio in Evesham offering cooking lessons using the Thermomix technology. | Nicki Reg
Artist and Art teacher offering SEN Art Sessions, Painting & Art Workshops and Home School Support. |
Lawrance's Bakery
The best selection of bread, cakes, pies and more in Pershore and Evesham! | The Holistic Lady
Therapeutic treatments of the whole person: mind, body, spirit and emotions. |
The Foot Care Group
For this month's business spotlight feature we talk to The Foot Care Group. The Foot Care Group is a local podiatry practice dedicated to keeping the people of Evesham moving with confidence. Founded with a vision of providing high-quality podiatric care, they've become the "go-to's" in the Vale of Evesham when it comes to maintaining foot health for patients of all ages and health conditions.
The Foot Care Group offers a range of services to address a variety of foot concerns. These include:
Routine foot care: This includes nail trimming, corn and callus removal, and diabetic foot care.
Biomechanical assessments: Analysing gait and posture to identify and address any underlying causes of foot pain.
Treatments for common foot conditions: From ingrown toenails and verrucas to heel pain and fungal infections, their podiatrists are equipped to diagnose and treat a wide range of issues.
Specialised services: The Foot Care Group also offers services like laser therapy for fungal nails.
With a mission to ensure everyone in Evesham has access to expert foot care, The Foot Care Group has served the community for over a decade. Their commitment to excellence and patient satisfaction has solidified their reputation as a leading podiatry practice in the area. The team of highly qualified and registered podiatrists prioritises personalised care and patient comfort, believing that healthy feet are essential for an active and fulfilling life.
Whether you're experiencing foot pain, seeking preventative care, or simply want to pamper your feet, The Foot Care Group offers a welcoming environment and personalised approach.
To schedule an appointment or learn more about their services, visit their listing on our directory below or visit the website. Their clinic is conveniently located at 13-15 High Street, Evesham, WR11 4DA, with free parking available onsite.
Evesham Noticeboard Group Official Opening
It's happening! Our head office is officially open for business (yay!) and to celebrate we are holding an open day at our offices!
Taking place on Thursday 18th July at 6pm this is your chance to see the new home of the Vale Matters Podcast, Evesham Noticeboard, Love Evesham and Bright Ideas Marketing Agency.
We cordially invite Evesham's businesses and community to come visit our new head office located above the Foot Care Group with access via Brick Kiln Street. We have limited parking though so it will be first come first served.
The offices will be officially opened by the Mayor of Evesham and light refreshments will be served.
The launch is your opportunity to meet other businesses, network, and find out more about us. We'd love to see you there!
If you'd like to attend RSVP by emailing Katie hello@eveshamnoticeboard.co.uk so we can plan for sufficient catering.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Business Dates for Your Diary
Non League Networking - Thursday 25th July 12-2pm EUFC - £10 for ENB Members
Evesham Noticeboard Networking - Thursday 18th July 6pm-8pm @ ENB offices
Confetti Fields Summer Exhibition Opens
If you've ever visited the beautiful confetti fields at Wick, you may very well have come across artist-in-residence Hayley Reynolds. For 2 weeks each year, the confetti fields are open to the general public to walk through and see the stunning colours for themselves.
We know that many of you would love to have a memento of this lovely experience and that's where Hayley comes in. She creates amazing paintings in different sizes for everyone to enjoy. These fabulous paintings capture the vibrant colours of these lovely flowers providing you with something to keep forever.
Hayley's paintings are available to purchase on your visit to the confetti fields - to see more examples of her work, please see her Facebook page.
The confetti fields are open from 28th June to 7th July and tickets are available here.
Discover More About Hayley Here
Caring Hands Celebrates 21st Anniversary
A huge congratulations to Caring Hands in the Vale who are celebrating their 21st Anniversary this month!
Caring Hands in the Vale was established in June 2003 to provide food parcels and toiletry packs and now has five resource banks open five days a week. They also provide meals three days a week and offer a community pantry when the drop-in diner is open. At Christmas they provide a Christmas Day Lunch and Christmas Hampers all of which is offered from their very own base - The Lighthouse.
In the 21 years they've been operating, they have donated 15,000 food parcels providing over 1,250,00 meals, and 1,500 drop-in diner sessions providing in the region of 140,000 meals. An amazing achievement we think you'll agree.
21 years later and they are as busy as ever.
Caring Hands would like to say a huge thank you to all of their supporters who have been with them every step of the way in the last 21 years. They are so incredibly grateful and would not be without you all!!!
A massive congratulations from us on achieving 21 years which is an amazing feat, we wish you all the best!!!
If you'd like to learn more about Caring Hands, click the link below or visit them at their upcoming open day on Saturday 13th July (see advert below).
Local Charity Groups Nominated for
BBC Make A Difference Awards
Last month, several charity projects woke up to find a very special email in their inbox.
They had received nominations for the BBC Radio Make A Difference Awards. These are awards handed out to organisations that (as the name suggests) have really made a difference in our local community by helping others.
The charitable groups include:
A massive well done to everyone nominated, the nominated charity groups will find out if they've won later this year and we wish them all the very best of luck.
Learn More About the Make A Difference Awards
Local Printers Zimprint to Move to New Premises
You may have noticed that signs have gone up in the windows of local printers, Zimprint announcing an upcoming move.
The family-run printing business, currently located in Merstow Green, has outgrown its retail premises and is planning to move to another location within Evesham.
The printers, which provide printing services to both the domestic and commercial markets, have been a staple in the town for many years. They are also huge supporters of the local community having provided many local businesses and charitable organisations with everything from business cards to event posters.
Zimprint has secured a new location for the business on Corn Mill Road, near Corn Mill Yard, and are moving on the 1st of July.
We'd like to take this opportunity, on behalf of the town, to say a huge thank you to Zimprint for all the support they have provided our community and the help and advice they have offered. We wish them all the very best for the move and look forward to visiting them at the new home in Corn Mill Road.
To find out more about what Zimprint offers, click the link below.
Beau Boo Beauty - Women Who Achieves
Congratulations to Ellie Sullivan, owner of Beau Boo Beauty who was recently awarded the coveted Woman Who Achieves Award - it's fantastic and well-deserved recognition for such an inspirational member of our community.
Beau Boo Beauty offers a huge range of services from simple waxing to IPL. If you'd like to book an appointment with Ellie or one of her team, click the link below.
Iconic Employees Graduate From
Prestigious Program
A huge congratulations to Gareth and Lauren, employees at Iconic who have recently graduated from the prestigious Joico Colour Degree Programme.
It's a fantastic achievement and recognises their commitment to the beauty industry. Well done!
Thanks for reading!
We hope you've enjoyed the July edition of the Evesham Noticeboard Newsletter. We are always looking for newsworthy stories for our newsletter so if you'd like to be featured or would like to contribute to next month's article please drop us a message to hello@eveshamnoticeboard.co.uk
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