Jason Paddock - Landlord Victoria Katz Walsall 11th Jan 2020 I had Hard Graft play my pub and what an amazing talented young band. Based in the West Midlands (UK), you can contact us for bookings - for further information please refer to our biography .

You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see recent projects carried out by the Hard Graft team. Liz knew she couldn't just accept it and, despite her own personal struggles, dedicated every waking hour to fight for their survival.A Hardgraft product is grown up enough to go to board meetings but fits spot on in your creative studio – it's not attention grabbing but you will find people noticing it. Impregnated with an advanced hi-tech cleaning formula providing an industrial-strength cleaning wipe. Since that first gift I have replaced every basic leather item I carry–wallet, passport cover, laptop cover, iPhone cover, hiking boots—with a product from Hard Graft.

Spending most of her time at hospital bedsides, Liz understood the challenges facing medical teams trying to treat blood cancer. I use photo bags, Macbook bags, from various brands (Leica and Tumi, but also inexpensive products like Tomtoc) since YEARS, and never ever a single zipper did fail apart like Hardgraft's after a year of VERY light use. Katie Jane Painter - Victoria Katz Walsall 11th Jan 2020 Saw this band last night and they were amazing, I'm only sorry I didn't see the whole set!Punchy, piney taste is underpinned by barley and rye malt with bold flavours from Citra, Simcoe and Sorachi Ace hops. This comes from the Old Norse groftr, digging, and is also linked with the verb grave, an ancient Germanic one also meaning to dig (from which we get the noun grave in the body-burial sense). Q From Raymond Hogg, Edinburgh: I was wondering if anyone knew where the term hard graft came from, as in the British sense of hard work. We learn how scientific world-firsts and fortunate medical discoveries led her family to the brink of salvation and how self-sabotage nearly forced everything to fall apart. The evidence strongly suggests that it was in Australia and New Zealand that it came to mean heavy labour and where the phrase hard graft first appeared.