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Date: 2 September 2022

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Date: 2 September 2022

Tickets for the Glass Focus Awards 2022, at Sefton Park Palm House in Liverpool, will go on sale today (September 1).

In Liverpool for the first time, the annual gala dinner and awards ceremony will take place on 17 November and will celebrate of the UN international year of glass 2022.

Tickets for the awards ceremony will include an arrival drink, a three-course meal with wine and live music and will be priced at £275 for British Glass members and £375 for non-members.

In addition, we are pleased to offer a special ticket package including an overnight stay with breakfast at the Radisson Blu Hotel Liverpool and transport to and from the venue at £350 for British Glass members.

Email glassfocus@britglass.co.uk to book your tickets.

Representatives from all companies across the supply chain are invited, from glass manufacturers, machinery and material suppliers and policy makers to recyclers, brands, buyers and researchers.

Further details of the event and how to enter the awards ceremony can be found on the , to be the first to hear any news.

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