The start of a new decade for us all and the start of a new century for ToyNews, this being issue number 101.
TRA head responds to whispering campaign over Dream Dozen choice by offering to give up chairmanship.
Annual event gains strong coverage and consumer interest.
We find out what the suppliers thought of the annual event.
Following the TRA's plea for retailers to get more involved with the event, we'd like to find out your views...
Once again Lego dominates, but offerings also included from Mega Brands and Meccano.
Wide range of products recommended from art and crafts to cooking and music.
Old favourites with a modern twist mix it up with new electronic offerings.
Peppa Pig, In The Night Garden, Timmy Time and Waybuloo products all highlighted.
TV and film inspired toys take the lead in boys' dozen.
Dolls look set to make a comeback, with Barbie, Baby Annabell and Liv Dolls all listed.
The Toy Retailers' Association has unveiled its Dream Toys selection for this Christmas.
Gary Grant urges retailers to get involved in Dream Toys while suppliers voice approval of the media showcase.
The TRA media showcase has generated coverage across all media.
The TRA has unveiled the highly anticipated Dream Toys top 12 toys for Christmas.
Stands at Dream Toys will be cheaper this year, after the BTHA and TRA agreed to dramatically cut the cost.
More than £12,000 of toys have been distributed to children’s charities through the Dream Toys event.
