Joules Cambridge Floral Bee Weekly Planner Pad Hang this weekly planner up in pride of place in your home, helping you to feel organised on a weekly basis. This stunning bumble bee print from the Cambridge Floral range by Joules decorates the base board of this stationery pad. This weekly planner pad features two block pads each with the bumble bee details. One pad is square and broken down into 8 sections, one for each day of the week, which are headed with the day in a colourful rectangle. Underneath is plenty of space for any notes you wish to make for the day. You could use the pad as a meal planner, for kids’ events or your day-to-day jobs list. There is also space for additional notes. Tear off each page as you complete the week. The second pad is a shopping list featuring ruled lines along with a box for you to tick or cross at the end. Across the top is the heading ‘ Shopping List’ in a white uppercase font set upon a pink rectangle. Next to this shopping pad is a navy blue pencil, with rubber, that features gold text which reads ‘Busy Bee’. This stylish and practical piece of stationery features a hole in the top of the board allowing you to hang it from a hook or nail on your wall, there is even a large magnetic strip for you to attach it to your fridge. Joules stationery is the perfect gift for a friend or relative for a birthday, Christmas or as a way to keep organised. Joules Tom Joule established the brand back in 1989 when he was selling clothing on a stand at a country show in Leicestershire. Seeing that his customers like practical and functional clothing but lacking the edge of the colourful styles seen in towns, there was a need for something which brought the balance of style and practicality together. They set about reinventing traditional British clothing, adding elements of surprise such as purposefully mismatched buttons, colour hiding beneath a collar or a printed lining. In 2001, the outbreak of Foot and Mouth disease forced the rural shows to be cancelled which left Tom with nowhere to sell his clothes. Compelled to adapt, Tom began to sell to shops, growing his brand to the one that we know and love today. The stylish prints are hand drawn and hand painted in house, inspired by nature from flora and fauna found across Britain creating a timeless style with a contemporary twist. The designs used in the clothing have since been transferred to the likes of stationery, homeware, and accessories.