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Great Science Share 2026 – Manchester

On 16 June 2026, Past Master Leigh Baildham and the chairman of the Charity Fund, together with Liveryman Darren Lad, Education Lead for Glass in Society, and Deborah Lad, attended the Great Science Share for Schools event in Manchester. The event welcomed 21 primary schools from across the Greater Manchester…...

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How the Glass Sellers Charity is connecting Lancashire’s glass heritage to the ateliers of south-west France

WINDOWS TO THE WORLD A Bury school supported by the Glass Sellers Charity is reviving a forgotten twinning tradition, sending children’s stories in glass and ink across the Channel — while building a learning community that is attracting the attention of academics, policymakers, and filmmakers alike. AT A GLANCE The…...

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Members in the News – Glass Sellers at Furnace Solutions Conference

The Worshipful Company of Glass Sellers of London was well represented among the global glass community that gathered in St Helens for the 20th Furnace Solutions Conference. Alongside Councillor George Woodward, Leader of St Helens Borough Council, Past Master Richard Katz delivered a welcome address to an international audience that…...

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FIVE CHURCHES OF THE CITY: BISHOPSGATE AND CORNHILL

A walk through one of London’s most rewarding — and least visited — square miles There is a particular kind of May morning in London that seems designed specifically to justify the other eleven months. Bright without being hot, the light low and clear, the old stone of the City…...

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A Thousand Years of Beauty in the Most Glorious Square Mile on Earth

Six ancient churches, one April morning, and why the City of London’s sacred lanes deserve to be top of every itinerary There is a particular quality of light in London on an April morning — provisional, a little argumentative, as if the sun hasn’t quite committed to showing up. It…...

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Members in the News – Liveryman Dave Dalton – CEO British Glass

Liveryman Dave Dalton recently retired from his role as CEO of British Glass. Dave reflected on his distinguished career in a recent interview with Glass International (https://flickread.com/edition/html/69e5f8bfd41ed#13) and British Glass published a tribute at https://www.britglass.org.uk/news-comment/after-45-years-industry-british-glass-ceo-dave-dalton-retires During 45 years in the industry, Dave has been a constant champion for glass and was a key figure at the…...

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Where Wonder Lives:

A Day of Discovery at the Great Science Share for Schools At St Mary’s University in Twickenham, the future of British science arrived in small shoes, with big questions and an appetite for the extraordinary. The corridors of St Mary’s University hum with a particular kind of electricity on a…...

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The Glass Sellers Hall

These lines were found in the Minute Book of the Company for 1825 and indicate a fine corporate spirit.    ...

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The Turner Legacy of Glass:

The Turner Legacy of Glass: Honorary Freeman, Professor W.E.S. Turner & Helen Monro Turner At the turn of the 20th century, the British glass industry was in severe turmoil. Operating largely on archaic, secret recipes passed down through generations, manufacturers lacked scientific precision—many were unable to measure furnace temperatures accurately.…...

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The Cockpit Experience

Strengthening Our Ongoing Partnership with Makers and the Future of Glass Members of the Company and guests were welcomed recently to The Cockpit Experience, an inspiring insight into the studios, makers, and creative energy that define Cockpit Bloomsbury. As one of London’s leading incubators for independent craftspeople, Cockpit continues to…...

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