Following recent news reports about some quartz worktops, we want to make one thing clear:
Our quartz overlay worktops are
100% silica-free.
Quartzize has invested millions into silica-free quartz overlay production, using water-suppressed cutting machinery and controlled factory conditions.
When the weather turns and days feel a little longer, a friendly room, a hot drink and a chat can make all the difference. That’s exactly what the Warm Hub at Memorial Hall, Skewen Park is for—somewhere welcoming to spend a few hours, meet new people, pick up a craft, or simply sit and be comfortable.
Joe’s Doors is proud to support the Warm Hub through our Good Joe’s programme, helping Coedffranc Town Council keep the lights on, the kettle boiling and the doors open every Wednesday, 12–4. It’s free to drop in, dog-friendly, and there’s always someone to say hello.
Expect warm drinks and snacks, a table for board games and puzzles, a corner for books and crochet, and plenty of friendly faces. Come for ten minutes or stay the afternoon—there’s no pressure and no booking required.
“It’s become the highlight of my week—good company, a cuppa and no fuss,” says one regular.
If you’d like to help, the team welcomes volunteers and small donations such as biscuits, games or craft supplies. Pop in, bring a friend, and make yourself at home.
Through Good Joe’s, we contribute funding and practical support so the Warm Hub can keep the lights on, the kettle boiling and the doors open for anyone who needs a comfortable place to spend a few hours.
Community groups can host taster sessions; ask staff about available dates.
Volunteers and donations (games, craft supplies, biscuits) are welcome — speak to the Memorial Hall team on the day.
Support provided by Joe’s Doors through our Good Joe’s community programme.
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