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Organisation: Worms R Us Town/City: Kilwinning Postcode: KA13 7HW Description: Worms'n'Waste is a recycling project with two main aims: - to educate residents of North Ayrshire in waste minimisation and landfill reduction, by recycling paper and organic waste using thermophilic processes (heat) and vermiculture (worms) to produce compost and worm castings. - to improve the employability of young people and adults that are unemployed and living in designated SIP areas of North Ayrshire Case Study Link: Case Study Link |
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TouchWood Recycling Workshop, Skye Organisation: TouchWood Town/City: Uig Postcode: IV51 9XX Organisation Website Description: TouchWood is a recycling workshop based at Atlantic House, Uig, on the North West coast of the Isle of Skye. It is the first truly rural social firm in the UK, and began trading in December 2001. Case Study Link: Case Study Link |
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Organisation: Earthships Fife Town/City: Kinghorn Postcode: KY3 9YG Organisation Website Description: Earthship Fife is Scotland's first Earthship, and the first Earthship in the UK. It is based at Craigencalt Farm Ecology Centre which has already developed as an educational environmental centre. The Centre has created a nature reserve using landfill tax and has opened as a visitor centre. Case Study Link: Case Study Link |
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Organisation: Johnstone Castle Renfrewshire Town/City: Johnstone Description: The Johnstone Castle project has helped a range of groups to provide play and gardening facilities, Case Study Link: Case Study Link |
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Falkirk ICT Recycling and Training Project Organisation: Falkirk ICT Recycling and Training Project Town/City: Grangemouth Postcode: FK3 8BX Description: The Falkirk ICT Recycling and Training Project is a computer recycling project that seeks to reduce the volume of waste going to landfill whilst capitalising on the high quality employment and training opportunities that accompanies this activity. |
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