Sustainability and innovation in paper manufacturing needed
As Dubai moves closer to achieving the targets set by the Dubai Paperless Strategy, experts at Paperworld Middle East 2019 noted that paper …
Source: www.khaleejtimes.com
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Christmas Fair
The Surrey Hills Christmas Fair celebrates the best of Surrey fine arts, crafts and artisanal produce. We are delighted to host and curate this event, which will take place across the Manor House, Place Farm Barn and walled gardens. Our exhibiting partners include Wey Ceramics, Surrey Hills Enterprises, Guildford Art Society, Surrey Sculpture Society, The Artshed Surrey, Surrey Guild of Craftsmen, Aaronson Hauck & Friends. All ticket sales help to fund the work of the West Horsley Place Trust. In the manor house we are celebrating the best of Surrey fine arts and crafts. Experience the unique atmosphere of the manor house, complete with roaring fires as you peruse arts and crafts from paintings to ceramics, textiles, jewellery, sculpture, prints, silversmithing and more.
Read the full article at: www.westhorsleyplace.org