Lambing Blog by Emma Jagger – Shearing Supervisor24 April 2024In this engaging narrative, Emma Jagger, our Shearing Supervisor based at our Bradford Head Offices, takes us on her transformative journey into the heart of the lambing season.
As an office-based British Wool employee, with no experience of farming or working with sheep, I thought I needed to change that, so I decided to volunteer for two weeks on my colleague Jayne’s sheep farm in Northern Ireland, during one of the most stressful and exhausting times of the year, lambing.Read
New Traceable British Wool Throws Launched by Abraham Moon19 April 2024In partnership with British Wool and the Campaign for Wool, Abraham Moon & Sons (fondly known as Moon) has recently launched a new range of stunning 100% traceable British wool throws.Read
British Wool Ambassadors19 April 2024The British Wool Ambassador programme is a new initiative that was launched in April.
Six personalities with a passion for the industry were identified - the key focus of the role is being an advocate for the organisation and fibre and promoting British Wool’s role and values to a wider audience.Read
Improving the service to members19 April 2024As we head towards the start of shearing our depots are busy preparing for the new season.
This is the time of year when depots will be doing some essential maintenance work around the depots and preparing empty wool sheets whether these are for collection by members from the depot or their local drop-off site.Read
New Traceable British Wool Mattresses in John Lewis19 March 2024John Lewis has recently launched a new range of fully traceable British wool mattresses from Harrison Spinks into its collection. The range features a number of different options that are available both in-store and on-line.Read
Meet Peter Penlington, Newtown Depot18 March 2024In April 2024, after over 45 years of loyal service to British Wool and its members in the Newtown region, Peter Penlington retires. Graze meets with Peter as he is ready to hang up his British Wool hat.Read
Lambing Blog by Emma Jagger – Shearing Supervisor 24 April 2024 In this engaging narrative, Emma Jagger, our Shearing Supervisor based at our Bradford Head Offices, takes us on her transformative journey into the heart of the lambing season.
As an office-based British Wool employee, with no experience of farming or working with sheep, I thought I needed to change that, so I decided to volunteer for two weeks on my colleague Jayne’s sheep farm in Northern Ireland, during one of the most stressful and exhausting times of the year, lambing. Read
New Traceable British Wool Throws Launched by Abraham Moon 19 April 2024 In partnership with British Wool and the Campaign for Wool, Abraham Moon & Sons (fondly known as Moon) has recently launched a new range of stunning 100% traceable British wool throws. Read
British Wool Ambassadors 19 April 2024 The British Wool Ambassador programme is a new initiative that was launched in April.
Six personalities with a passion for the industry were identified - the key focus of the role is being an advocate for the organisation and fibre and promoting British Wool’s role and values to a wider audience. Read
Improving the service to members 19 April 2024 As we head towards the start of shearing our depots are busy preparing for the new season.
This is the time of year when depots will be doing some essential maintenance work around the depots and preparing empty wool sheets whether these are for collection by members from the depot or their local drop-off site. Read
New Traceable British Wool Mattresses in John Lewis 19 March 2024 John Lewis has recently launched a new range of fully traceable British wool mattresses from Harrison Spinks into its collection. The range features a number of different options that are available both in-store and on-line. Read
Meet Peter Penlington, Newtown Depot 18 March 2024 In April 2024, after over 45 years of loyal service to British Wool and its members in the Newtown region, Peter Penlington retires. Graze meets with Peter as he is ready to hang up his British Wool hat. Read