Workers break ground as £1.5m renovation project begins at Red House Glass Cone
Workers have broken ground at the site of a Grade II listed building in Wordsley as an 18-month restoration project begins.
The Red House Glass Cone operated for more than 150 years and is one of four surviving glass cones in the UK.
It was owned by the Stuart family, who created some of the finest glassware in the world including several pieces for the Royal family.
The historic building has remained a historic part of the Wordsley skyline since it was built in the period between 1788 and 1794.
