Reduce, Re-use & Recycle The Recycling Consortium (TRC), based in Bristol, in the South West of the UK has recently merged with Network Recycling and SWAP to form Resource Futures Ltd, thereby achieving common ownership and direction. The merger brings together three of the UK's leading sustainable waste management businesses, who have been working closely together over the last three years for clients such as WRAP and Defra. Resource Futures Ltd has its own new website which provides a breakdown of the services the company offers, however, details of our specific project work, which all promote sustainable ways to reduce, re-use, recycle and compos,. can still be found on this website. Please visit the Resource Futures Ltd website to find out what we do.

The Recycling Appeal collects mobile phones, PDAs and printer cartridges for reuse and recycling, raising funds and helping the environment. The Recycling Appeal has generated over £2.5 million for partner organisations since 1999. Make a difference today - Join the Recycling Appeal or start your own!

ActionAid Recycling collect ink and toner cartridges, mobile phones and PDAs for recycling to raise funds for the charity ActionAid.

ActionAid Recycling collect ink and toner cartridges, mobile phones and PDAs for recycling to raise funds for the charity ActionAid.

The Aluminium Packaging Recycling Organisation (Alupro) is a not-for-profit company which represents the leading aluminium packaging producers and reprocessors in the UK. Alupro’s role is to ensure that packaging waste recycling targets are met through working with local authorities and other partners, and through public education. Alupro is also the body responsible for working with Government on policy issues.

Waste Watch is a leading environmental organisation promoting sustainable resource management in the UK by campaigning for all areas of society to: - reduce resource consumption - maximise resource reuse - increase the percentage of waste they recycle

Recycle 4 charity is a fundraising tool for charities and not for profit groups run by BCMY ltd. Recycling inkjets, printer cartridges and old mobiles couldn't be easier: We provide you with all the free promotional material, advice and information you need in order to raise funds for the charity of your choice It's totally FREE - it's environmentally friendly - We will donate £1 for all empty original inkjets and up to £30+ per mobile phone received. You can even get your recycling bags customised with your own logo!

"Recycling Empty Printer Cartridges For Charity" Send empty printer cartridges, or old mobile phones to us for free and these are then sold on to companies that reuse or recycle them - all net profit is split equally between these three charities.

Donate your old cell phone, PDA, digital camera, iPod, ink or toner cartridge to be recycled and benefit the charity of your choice! RFC is a non-profit organization helping other charities

Our aim is to recycle through re-use as much of the waste and unwanted product generated by the telecommunications industry and mobile phone using public as we can. Where this is not possible we undertake to recycle via environmentally sound routes any end of life product. We are committed to environmental protection, prevention of pollution and exceeding the requirements of environmental legislation such as the EU Waste Electronic & Electrical Equipment Directive (WEEE).

Donate your old cell phone, PDA, digital camera, iPod, ink or toner cartridge to be recycled and benefit the charity of your choice! RFC is a non-profit organization helping other charities

Our aim is to recycle through re-use as much of the waste and unwanted product generated by the telecommunications industry and mobile phone using public as we can. Where this is not possible we undertake to recycle via environmentally sound routes any end of life product. We are committed to environmental protection, prevention of pollution and exceeding the requirements of environmental legislation such as the EU Waste Electronic & Electrical Equipment Directive (WEEE).

We are a ‘Not for Profit’ organisation and we aim to provide good quality furniture and household items to all those who wish to use the scheme. We operate a referral scheme which provides up to a 50% discount. The scheme is managed by a small team of staff and we rely on the support of volunteers from the community. Our objectives are to offer good quality, essential items of furniture to the people of Brentwood and surrounding areas who are on low incomes or who are marginalized as a result of hardship, poverty, social exclusion, disability or mental distress, and to make a positive contribution to the reduction in environmental damage.

Reuse-iT Plus is a computer reuse and recycling initiative. We accept Pentium 4 PCs and above, flat screen monitors and peripherals and reuse them in line with the Microsoft Community MAR agreement, reintroducing them into the VCO sector for the benefit of those organisations and their service users. We also provide a secure hard drive erasure service for the VCO sector, for regular businesses and private individuals. We are based in Brentwood, Essex and primarily serve North East London and South Essex.