Piha Surf and Ski Shop in Bradford on Avon provides adult clothing from Billabong, Rip Curl, Saltrock, Avalaan, Seasalt, South to South and Tresspass.
Piha provides not only every day clothing, but also technical ski wear in the winter and wetsuits, rash vests and boardies in the summer, as well as running activity groups.
More details can be found at www.piha.co.uk
Jamie at Home, Jamie Oliver's latest business venture is taking the country by storm.
You can share in Jamie's passion for bringing people together and getting people in the kitchen through the gorgeous, designer-led Jamie collection, available exclusively through Jamie at Home, and indulge your senses with the stunning Scent & Savour range.
All the goss can be found at www.jamieathome.com
Up for the chance to win a Mini?
Pop along and see how, but before you do, go and have a look at what this charity is all about at www.thee-acharity.org.uk
Con Brio is a mixed voice choir of 35 voices, based in Bradford on Avon and established in October 2002. Charities benefiting from their events include Cruse, Childline, & Romanian Orphans as well as local churches and organisations.
This year Con Brio will be selling Bric-a-Brac and Books, along with an exhibition about the choir, with all monies helping to support a school in Latvia.
You never know - we might just get a performance too!
The award winning local drama group will be on site, advertising forth-coming productions, and being on hand to field questions, and talk to anyone interested in joining the group.
Usborne is a major, independent, award-winning UK publishing company, who publish almost every type of children's book for every age from baby to teenager.
Founded by Peter Usborne in 1973, Usborne pioneered a completely new generation of entertaining, colourful and friendly non-fiction books. Since its foundation, Usborne has been the publisher that children themselves love for its humorous, factual and fun books.
No, they aren't selling the school!
St Laurence will be displaying information and raising money for educational visits to Indian schools to foster cross-cultural links with St Laurence and enrich the students of both continents