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HH4MW Laura Ashley Heritage Day at Bear Lanes Shopping Centre Newtown on the 8th June 2019. First left Robert Landgrebe who was Marketing Director of Laura Ashley in the 70s/80s second in from the right Ann Evans Laura Ashley By Post Manager and far right Brian Jones artist who worked on fabric designs with Laura.

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June 8th 2019 - Heritage Hub 4 Mid Wales -Laura Ashley Heritage Day, sharing the memories and archives of Laura Ashley. Visitors and organisers - Left to right Robert Landgrebe (LA Ex-Director), Cecelia Forsyth (Adult Learning Wales), Russell George (Montgomeryshire AM), Pippa Pemberton (Heritage Consultant), Ann Evans (Heritage Hub 4 Mid Wales Founder & Ex Laura Ashley), Brian Jones (Ex Laura Ashley).

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