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With our main office in Bristol, consultants in Yorkshire and the South East and a presence in both Oxfordshire and Devon through our community engagement and education work, we are able to provide expertise at both a local and national level. 

To contact us you can use the web form below, write to us at the address below, email us, or look at the list of our services which will show you contact numbers of the consultants best placed to answer your questions.

Contact address:

Resource Futures 
The CREATE Centre 
Smeaton Road 
Bristol BS1 6XN

Email:

info@resourcefutures.co.uk

Telephone:

See a list of contact numbers in the our services section

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Case Studies

Reducing energy use in Bristol schools

Resource Futures worked in partnership with Bristol City Council, Green Path Solutions and Sustainable Redland to help Bristol Primary schools reduce their energy usage.  The key messages were why saving energy is so important to help the environment and save money and how everyone can do their bit to help. 

Bulky Waste Guidance

Resource Futures was contracted by WRAP to develop Bulky Waste Guidance for Local Authorities in association with Caroline Lee-Smith. The guidance updated the original toolkit “Bulky Waste Collections; Maximising Reuse and Recycling - A Step by Step Guide” which provides ideas and identifies opportunities to increase the amount of household bulky waste that is reused and recycled. 

Devon Composting in Schools project

The Devon Composting in Schools project, delivered by Resource Futures, was possibly the biggest schools' food waste composting programme in the country, involving over 80 Devon primary and secondary schools.

News and Events

Community Action goes from strength to strength in Oxfordshire

Resource Futures’ Community Action Groups (CAGs) project met or exceeded all of its targets to support community-led climate change action in Oxfordshire in 2012/13.

Resource Futures steers Bicester Green Centre towards launch

The Bicester Green Centre for ‘Skills, Sustainability and Second hand Stuff’, which aims to reduce waste and to harness skills in the local community by accepting items for repair by volunteers, is gearing up to open its doors to customers. 

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