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Roll out of new recycling services

Ensuring maximum participation in new recycling services

At Resource Futures we have many years of experience in the design and development of recycling services and how to promote them to ensure maximum participation.

From consultation, initial service design and logistical operations through to communications and public engagement - we know how to make your activities efficient, appropriate and most of all effective.

We have recently demonstrated our ability to develop and deliver integrated communications campaigns to suport the effective roll out of new recycling and residual services for May Gurney and Torbay Council (as TOR2) in Torbay.

 

Project Synopses

Top Recycler! Waste Education Project

Working in Cambridgeshire primary schools to support the waste partnership's aim to increase dry recycling.

Antrim HWRC and Bring Site review

Resource Futures carried out a comprehensive review of the staffed Household Waste Recycling Centres (HRCs) and unstaffed Community Recycling Points (CRPs) managed by Antrim Borough Council.

Recycling in Flats Every Day, in Bristol

Encouraging recycling among residents living in flats

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National Household Hazardous Waste Forum
The National Household Hazardous Waste Forum (NHHWF) is managed by Resource Futures. It is a stakeholder-led initiative to seek practical solutions to the many problems associated with the management of household hazardous waste including collection, recycling and safe disposal.

Resources North 
Managed by Resource Futures and supported by CO2Sense Yorkshire, Resources North is the leading forum for resource efficiency professionals in the North of England, bringing together members to share knowledge, best practice and information, and helping to shape a more sustainable region.

 

 

 

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Community RePaint: A Helping Hand for Hearts and Minds in 2011

In 2011, householders, traders and paint manufacturers donated 343,957 litres of paint to Community RePaint schemes, which then distributed 217,112 litres to community groups and individuals saving 565 tonnes of CO2 – the equivalent of taking 192 cars off our roads - and providing 766 volunteer and training opportunities. The network now has over 65 schemes across the UK with four new schemes about to start at the beginning of 2012.    

Resource Futures seeks new Non-Executive Chair

Following restructuring during 2011 Resource Futures is now looking to strengthen its Board with a new Non-Executive Chair.  The company is forecasting a three-fold increase in its profit from 2% in the year ended March 2010 to 6% for the year ending March 2012.  The new position will join Chief Executive Officer Jane Stephenson MBE and Operations Director Sam Reeve, bringing independent scrutiny and advice to this successful business at Board level. 

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