Posted on February 25th, 2015
In Wilmslow, we love Tom Ford eye wear…. With the speed it disappears we also know our patients love his designs too… The new SS15 collection is due any time at the Wilmslow practice and, true to form, the eye wear is bold, luxurious and exudes sophistication. His timeless
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Posted on July 26th, 2014
We are really pleased to announce that our Knutsford practice won a DISTINCTION award from the RHS Judges who visited the town on Tuesday of RHS week. We were thrilled to meet the judge when they came to award us and want to say a BIG thank you to the team at Black Rose Florists
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Posted on July 9th, 2014
July is a big month in Knutsford as we welcome the RHS Flower Show and thousands of people flock to the gorgeous Tatton Park to visit an array of amazing display gardens. Last year the Knutsford retailers and businesses really got behind the show and our town featured loads of fantastic floral displays – ours
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Posted on July 9th, 2014
Cutler & Gross is a firm favourite at our Knutsford branch. We love the style, the quality and the quirkiness of this quintessentially British brand. The SS14 collection this year is amazing, colourful and fun…. Say hello to the ‘English garden party collection.” “Inspired by classic British outdoor pursuits and the warm natural hues
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Posted on January 8th, 2014
Rock Optika handmade frames arrived at Knutsford yesterday. The team were hugely excited because this brand is an independant label from England and made in France – handmade, finished to a great standard – read on for details… Designer, Tom Herrington says it best…. “Sunglasses have always been ‘cool’ spectacles have never been ‘cooler’.
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Posted on October 31st, 2013
Halloween was extra spooky this year in Knutsford with the arrival of the first PUMPKIN PATH. 16 local retailers – Clare & Illingworth being one of them – displayed a pumpkin in their windows with a letter carved into it. Together the letters spelt KNUTSFORD HALLOWEEN. The town was FULL with famillies searching for the
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