School and local club teams have the chance to win a training day with the England rugby team, courtesy ofthe grassroots rugby campaign. All 50 teams have already won themselves an Ultimate Kit & Laundry Package, which includes 22 bespoke Samurai kits and a top-of-the-range AEG 9 series washing machine and tumble dryer: Now the teams will be looking for support of local communities, businesses, family and friends to vote for them to win this training opportunity.
ln addition, voters can win a holiday for four to the 5 star Forte Village resort in Sardinia, where their children will be coached by England rugby legends each morning, courtesy of Super Skills Travel. England player; Will Greenwood commented: “lt’s very simple. lf the team want an opportunity to learn from the best, they need to get everyone they know voting.
This is an incredible opportunity to not only learn from the players they idolise, but also from the team that coaches them.” AEG’s UK head of marketing Graham Bremer said: “Good luck to all of our AEG final 50 teams, we’ve built a fantastic community around our campaign and will continue to offer more opportunities like this to other grassroots sports teams.”
Beko back on T’V screens
Appliance manufacturer Beko has returned to TV screens with advertising that runs in Novembei: Each ad showcases a Beko product across the home laundry, cooking and cooling ranges of appliances; 9kg Excellence Washing Machine, Multifunction Oven and family- sized fridge range. Marketing director of Beko, Teresa Arbuckle commented: “This is our 2l st year of trading in the UK and we are extremely excited to be back on TV. The new campaign is a signincant investment for the brand and demonstrates Beko’s consistent support ofthe home appliance category. “Innovation is at the heart of what we do and we remain committed to providing customers with added value using the best technology possible at affordable prices.”
Plug showroom expands business
East Midlands bathroom retailer Plug has expanded its business and re-branded itself Plug ln Design. The company launched in 2009 and following a buy in by KCT Holdings Group, the directors have decided to expand the business by offering an interior design service. Plug In Design will be led by general manager Tony Robson and Hayley Tarrington, formerly head of design at CP Hart, who is now creative director Tarrington commented on the business expansion: “The creation of Plug In Design has been a natural progression for Plug Bathrooms.”
She added: “When our clients sawjust what could be achieved in their bathrooms, many expressed a desire to see what Plug could add to their bedrooms, kitchens and other living spaces. We specialise in thinking outside of a room dimension to make a space work harder to both impress and complement peopIe’s lifestyIes.” The business is also able to offer design solutions for architects, retailers and manufacturers, plus a custom- made furniture design, sourcing and supply service.