Tag Archives: UK motor industry

The UK’s motoring heritage

Posted on July 19, 2010 by foxysteph

I went to the Heritage Motor Centre at Gaydon in Warwickshire yesterday as part of a lovely weekend in the area. It’s a nostalgic trip down motor alley; nothing is such a stark reminder of how good we used to … Continue reading →

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Foxy lady HGV driver in Cumbria meets her match

Posted on April 26, 2010 by foxysteph

I don’t think there are any statistics to say how many female motorists are HGV drivers but there is absolutely no reason why women wouldn’t become lorry, bus or coach drivers. Of course it isn’t an occupation that instantly dawns … Continue reading →

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Marketing to women in the UK

Posted on April 5, 2010 by foxysteph

It’s not rocket science nor is it feminism prioritising the female buyer when she’s the one that makes the majority of the buying decisions. For example, if you wanted to talk to the decision maker in a B2B set up … Continue reading →

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Hello…tomorrow’s customers are female

Posted on June 7, 2009 by foxysteph

Today’s research confirms that women are outperforming men in Higher Education, university places and heading into top professions in Law and Medicine. Good luck to them and I hope they manage to fit in a love life and find time … Continue reading →

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