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Oct 05 2026
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Horners at the RECOUP Awards and RECOUP Plastics Assembly

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The Worshipful Company of Horners was pleased sponsor and attend the RECOUP Awards and RECOUP Plastics Assembly in Peterborough on 30th September to 1st October, bringing together people from across the plastics and recycling industry to celebrate innovation, share ideas and discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the sector. Celebrating innovation at the RECOUP Awards The RECOUP Awards recognise and celebrate excellence in plastics resource efficiency and recycling, highlighting organisations,…
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Aug 18 2026
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Horners 6th Annual Croquet Tournament 16th August 2026

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The Horners held the tournament again this year at the Sussex County Croquet Club with the benefit of what had been called the best lawns in the country by a commentator at an international tournament that was held there recently, plus a recently refurbished club house, excellent food and refreshments and not forgetting some competitive croquet and some croquet just for fun. We were fortunate to have yet another fine…
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Jul 06 2026
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COURT & SUMMER LUNCHEON 23rd June 2026

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The June Court Meeting, took place at the peak of a heatwave, so the Master relaxed the dress code. Some attended in shirtsleeves whilst others maintained the usual suit and tie. During Court, El Moss was admitted as an Honorary Horner for her work as Chair of our Almoners. Charlotte Nock and Tracey Harris were then admitted to the Freedom of the Company. Afterwards Horners and their Guests enjoyed a…
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Jun 16 2026
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STUDENT DESIGN IN PLASTICS 2026

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In an unprecedented ‘first’ for the Design Innovation in Plastics (DIP) competition, the judging panel has awarded top prize to joint winners for 2026, reflecting the high quality and very distinct products they created. They are Brunel University’s Isaac Faruque with his ‘Cross Connect’ game, and Aston University’s Maya Pai, for her ‘Honeycomb Havoc’ game, both of which offered outstanding solutions to the original brief.  Isaac’s entry was recognised for…
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