Recycling

https://www.derby.gov.uk/news/2024/july/pop-up-shop-returns-to-raynesway-this-summer/

NEW DATES EACH YEARLook out on social media and via the website linkhttps://nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk/events/nottingham-playhouse-memorabilia-sale/

23 St Peter's St Derby Derbyshire DE1 2AA

Derby car boot sale every Sunday morning, Open 7am until 3pm, from July 14th

Nottingham Rd, Somercotes, Alfreton DE55 4JN

https://www.rebuildsite.co.uk/the-reuse-hub-wolverhampton/

The ReUsers is a charity department store based in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham.

Berwickshire Swap hold children's clothes and toy swap around the borders and east Lothian. A great way to stop clothes and items going to landfill. 

Collective Retreats is an area where you can rent a place tent to stay on Governors Island. The campsite provides a scenic view of Manhattan, a unique place to be. On the other hand, the tents cost about 300-1,200 dollars per night, which I feel is a bit too much to stay for such a short amount of time.

Composting food collection happens here, waste from the school comes here and students help to sort aswell.

In this beautiful scenic landscape, you can see the Manhattan city skyline with the New York harbor in front of it and Castle Williams to the left, surrounded by a nice panoramic view of New York Harbor. Castle Williams is war of 1812 era fort, a historical military and contemporary prison, haunted house in the Coast Guard years. Its got some history. Check on NPS resources for more info and take a look around on foot - https://www.nps.gov/gois/learn/historyculture/castle-williams.htm

These bins are used to sort the Island's waste collection. You will find a bin for trash, a bin for compost, and a bin for recycling (metal, glass, plastic & beverage containers). You will see these bins throughout the island, and make sure properly sort. 

Created by designer Barent Roth, this off the grid solar powered rotational molding plant recycles scrap plastic into new products.Details at circulareconomymfg.com/ 

Home Basics has been supporting and encouraging reuse for over 20 years. We have outlets in Walkerburn and Hawick.

FR: Atelier Regain est une marque d’upcycling, pour femmes, hommes et enfants, où se lient la création textile, le réemploi et l’engagement social. Née de l’engagement solidaire de l’association Emmaüs, et fille de l’association Frip’Insertion, (créée en 1999 à Marseille), la marque Atelier Regain a fait le pari d’associer les engagements de ses fondateurs à l’ambition et la qualité d’une vraie marque de création. Ce magasin de recyclage est détenu et géré par des femmes et propose des ateliers de compétences.

FR: Lemon Tri propose un service clé-en-main pour gérer vos déchets d’entreprise. Les prestations de Lemon Tri vous permettent de contribuer à l’insertion professionnelle. L’ensemble de nos activités logistiques (collecte, tri et conditionnement) sont opérées dans le cadre de notre parcours d’insertion.

FR: Aujourd'hui, l'équipe Recyclop se compose de salariés et de bénévoles venant d'horizons bien différents, mais avec un objectif commun : protéger notre environnement et ses écosystèmes. Cette motivation commune est apparue pour lutter contre l'augmentation de mégots, de plus en plus présents sur le sol de nos rues marseillaises. Véritable coup de poing sur la table, cette hargne collective a poussée l'équipe à faire de Recyclop, un acteur majeur de la Région Sud en ce qui concerne la gestion durable des mégots

FR :  ENTREPRISES - Recycle Plastique est une association financée par les entreprises responsables, de toutes les tailles et de tous les secteurs, vis à vis de leur impact environnemental et humain de leurs activités (RSE - Economie Circulaire / Team Building).

FR :La Ressourcerie Des Futurs gère la récupération, la valorisation et la revente d'objets, en menant une action de sensibilisation et d’éducation à l’environnement sur le territoire marseillais. En proposant un accompagnement social et professionnel aux personnes sans emploi rencontrant des difficultés multiples et variées.

Borders Wheels is a charity based in the Scottish Borders, We provide Community Transport across the Borders and have four locality bases: Berwickshire, Galashiels, Teviot and Tweed.  Borders Wheels is the unification of 4 Community Transport organisations in the Borders, Teviot, Gala and Tweed came together first and we brought in Berwickshire Wheels in April 2024.

Fair Trade Coffee House & Kitchen with Re-fill station and Fair Trade Shop

The Larder is now in its “forever home” at the Community Annexe in the grounds of the primary school where we have fridges and freezers to stock perishable items that we collect from the following supermarkets- Co-op, Morrisons, Sainsburys, Asda, Lidl and Marks and Spencers. Please come and help us reduce food waste that would otherwise go to landfill. You can have up to 10 items, as many items from the “rumble box”as you want and we even have pet food. All are welcome.

A local voluntary group raising awareness of climate change, and taking action in the  Berwick area to improve the environment. Monthly Repair Cafe - last Saturday every month.  Lots of opportunities to volunteer.