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Ten Green Bottles Powys CIC. WELCOME TO TEN GREEN BOTTLES!
WE ARE A COMPANY SET UP TO TAKE YOUR USED AND EMPTY GLASS BOTTLES AND TRANSFORM THEM INTO A VARIETY OF PRODUCTS, FROM BUILDING SUPPLIES TO STAINED GLASS WINDOWS, FROM TIME CAPSULES TO JEWELLERY.
WE ARE BASED IN NEW RADNOR IN THE HEART OF POWYS AND TAKE GREAT PRIDE IN INVOLVING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY IN WHAT WE DO. WE PROVIDE VOLUNTEERING, EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AND ABILITIES AND FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE.
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO COME AND SEE US OR GIVE US A CALL.
Jane Davidson AM visits Ten Green Bottles
from left to right: (back row) Samuel Burford, Robert Organ, Lesley Wooton, Shane Logan, Phillip Mason, Henry Widdecombe, Trevor Stringer.
(front row) Sarah Wooton, Val Bailey, Andrew Pennington, Jay Syrett-Judd, Welsh Assembly representative, Jane Davidson AM, and Lorraine Powers MD.
"It is a delight to launch the 'Have an Environmental Heart' campaign which will help Ten green Bottles continue its good work, involving the local community to think of innovative ways to recycle glass. Ten Green Bottles recycle waste glass into stained glass products such as windows, mirrors, coasters and lamps. Back in October it was an honour to present the winners of the Wales Recycling Awards with prizes that the company had produced.
Since opening in July 2007, not only has the project benefited the environment but also helped people who find it difficult to secure employment. Ten Green Bottles are passionate about involving te local community in work, volunteering and training for all ages and have since become an Open College Network accredited centre."
Jane Davidson AM. Minister for the environment, housing and sustainability.
Ten Green Bottles Powys CIC wishes to thank
Powys Zero Waste for it's support.        
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28 November at 1400