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Lorraine to open Scottish Home Show

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TV presenter Lorraine Kelly is set to officially open this year’s Scottish Home Show, cutting the ribbon at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre (AECC) GE Oil and Gas Arena on Friday, September 26.

Xcite Media Ltd, event organisers behind the Scottish Home Show (SHS) 2014, expects this year’s home-improvement exhibition, which runs until September 29, to be the biggest yet.
Darren Ross, director for Xcite Media, said: “We are thrilled to have secured Lorraine to officially open this year’s Scottish Home Show.

“Lorraine will also try her hand at one of the cooking demonstrations; she already has great experience with this from her show so we are sure she will help whip up a storm in the kitchen.

“We are expecting record visitor numbers to this year’s show. Confirmed exhibitors already include big brand names AGA, Baxters Food Group, Costco, Bo Concept, Town and Country Apartments and John Lewis. We are also really looking forward to our other celebrity guest appearances, including Tommy Walsh – best known for his role in gardening renovations hit TV series Ground Force – and Linda Barker, home-improvement TV presenter and talented interior designer.

“With new exhibitors secured and changes to the layout of the show, we are excited to gain feedback from all of our valued visitors. We can’t wait to make our 2014 show the best one yet.”

Premium homebuilder Dandara, renowned across the north-east and wider UK for its high-quality new communities – including Hazelwood and Stoneywood, Aberdeen – and commercial property, has committed its support to the event as main sponsor.

Gillian Roberts, sales manager for Dandara in Aberdeen, says: “Lorraine will bring even more personality to this year’s Scottish Home Show – I’m sure her arrival to officially open the event will encourage an even bigger turnout on the opening day.”

From some of the most luxurious home and garden merchandise, to innovative new technology,
gadgets, garden designs, conservatories, and the
latest home interior designs, kitchens and bathrooms, the SHS will showcase the best products and design associated with the home-improvements market.

For further information on the show or to purchase tickets, visit www.scottishhome show.com or phone the team on 01224 262000.