I’m Often Asked… Why

"The Woman’s Touch?"

Many years ago, The Woman’s Touch began as my vehicle valeting company.

But it soon became apparent that I was spending far more time

behind the wheel, driving other companies’ lorries, than I was

valeting them!

So I thought, why drive everybody else’s lorries

when I could buy my own?

And that’s exactly what I did.

The Woman’s Touch grew from there and,

before long, became a real family business. My older children and their partners all became involved, proudly flying the flag for

The Woman’s Touch alongside me.

Over the years, as happens with every family, the children grew up, lives changed and everyone gradually followed their own paths.

But The Woman’s Touch has remained a very special part of our story.

Today, life looks rather different...

Now it’s just Andy, Baby Cherry and me — surrounded by our

animals, making memories and enjoying the good life.

And after all these years, there’s still a little bit of

The Woman’s Touch in everything I do. ❤️

Why The Woman's Touch

My Dogs, My Lorries, My Life

I adore my dogs, and I have always had a passion for my

lorries. They may seem like two very different worlds, but to me they are both simply part of who I am.

My lorries gave me freedom, independence and some

incredible memories over the years. There was nothing

quite like climbing into my own cab, starting that engine

and heading out on the open road

proudly flying the flag for

The Woman’s Touch.

Today, I no longer own my own lorries, and I have to admit, that is something I find incredibly sad. I miss them. I miss the sound, the freedom, the pride of seeing my own lorry on the road and knowing just how hard I had worked to

achieve it.

But those years will always be part of me. You can sell the lorries, but you can never take the lorry driver out

of the woman!

And then there are my dogs...

Our hearts beat with the same rhythm, and our veins carry the same love.

They share my home, my days, my adventures and my heart. They aren't something separate from my life — they

are my life.

Whether remembering the years behind the wheel of my own lorries or looking around today at the dogs I adore, I realise how fortunate I have been to spend my life doing

the things I truly love.

My lorries gave me the road.

My dogs have my heart.

Both will always be part of who I am.

There is no difference between their life and mine.

We are one and the same.