The offenders broke in to the house

TJS organisers, i2i Events Group, welcomed the industry to a party on the evening of the second day of the trade fair, which is taking place at the NEC in Birmingham at the moment and which runs until Thursday.

The evening was kick started with an exclusive after-hours catwalk, while exhibitors at TJS and their guests enjoyed a well-earned glass of champagne following two busy opening days at the show.

Guests were treated to drinks, nibbles and the latest industry trends on the catwalk, plus an exclusive sneak preview of The Jewellery Show London, which will take place June 11 to 12, 2013 at Somerset House on The Strand. This year’s event will also see the launcg of The Watch Salon, which is a watch dedicated area, launched in response to industry demand and in conjunction with Retail Jeweller magazine.

Last night, to celebrate these plans and launch of The Watch Salon London, VIP guests were whisked away to Stoneleigh Abbey to dance the night away at an exclusive after-show party.

The new Watch Salon, to be launched in conjunction with Retail Jeweller magazine, will offer premier watch content and will include exhibitors such as Bering Time, Festina, Seiko and Torgoen Swiss in a luxurious setting, ideally timed for retailers sourcing collections for Christmas 2013.

The organiser of the exhibition, i2i Events Group, is investing in a rich stream of seminar content to support The Jewellery Show London Watch Salon, designed to provide business insight and inspiration to retailers.

Speaking about the launch, portfolio director for Pure and The Jewellery Show, Julie Driscoll said: “It was fantastic to celebrate with The Jewellery Show exhibitors after a phenomenally successful two days. It was also a great opportunity to give them a sneak preview of what’s in store this June with the highly anticipated launch of The Watch Salon London.FeaturesWith our Home energy monitor you can see in REAL.”

PERFUME and jewellery were stolen after thieves smashed a window to break into a house in Winnersh.

The offenders broke in to the house, in Robin Hood Lane, and stole two bottles of perfume, a chain, a white gold necklace, a pendent and a number of pieces of costume jewellery.Dear Customer welcome women shoes factory world!Discover the best Women's Prescription Eyeglasses frame in Best Sellers.

The owner,Info Store about make your own bobblehead and Bobbleheads in general. who was in the house at the time, was alerted to the offenders' presence when they heard a noise at the front door at about 3.15pm on Wednesday January 23.

Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to the crime, and said a red transit-style van was seen during the incident.

If anyone has any information please contact investigator Jodie Nunes of Lodden Valley police station via the Thames Valley Police Enquiry Centre on 101.Want to learn how to make fabric flowers or looking for some crafty inspiration?