Renewable energy firm sets up in Tunbridge Wells
A company specialising in renewable energy solutions has opened its first Tunbridge Wells showroom, utilising the help of local schoolchildren to make sure the launch went well.
Green Square provided children in the town with an opportunity to claim £250 and an iPad by coming up with the winning artwork in a competition to design a ‘House of the Future’ with an eco-friendly focus.
This competition was open to children aged between 7 and 16, and the entrants could submit anything from computer-based designs to homemade paintings or craft pieces.
The competition was held to mark the launch of the new Green Square showroom, which is located on London Road. Alesha Calvert – who attends All Saints CE Junior Academy – proved to be the winning entrant.
A number of local dignitaries were in attendance for the opening, including deputy mayor Councillor David Neve, while Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys pupils gave a presentation outlining the importance of renewable energy.
Green Square Tunbridge Wells centre manager, Paul Smith, told Kent Online that:
There are other places that offer environmentally friendly services – such as printing services offering digital printing in Tunbridge Wells – that Green Square will be able to rely on to complement its own work.
Green Square provided children in the town with an opportunity to claim £250 and an iPad by coming up with the winning artwork in a competition to design a ‘House of the Future’ with an eco-friendly focus.
This competition was open to children aged between 7 and 16, and the entrants could submit anything from computer-based designs to homemade paintings or craft pieces.
The competition was held to mark the launch of the new Green Square showroom, which is located on London Road. Alesha Calvert – who attends All Saints CE Junior Academy – proved to be the winning entrant.
A number of local dignitaries were in attendance for the opening, including deputy mayor Councillor David Neve, while Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys pupils gave a presentation outlining the importance of renewable energy.
Green Square Tunbridge Wells centre manager, Paul Smith, told Kent Online that:
“We are very excited to finally be here in Tunbridge Wells; we’ve received an excellent response from people locally so far, many keen to switch to green energy supplies.”
There are other places that offer environmentally friendly services – such as printing services offering digital printing in Tunbridge Wells – that Green Square will be able to rely on to complement its own work.