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Organisation: Avon River Bank Maintenance Town/City: Sandford Postcode: ML10 6PB Description: The Avon Angling Club manage all 14 miles of the river - we maintain the River, its tributaries and its banks. We provide affordable angling for the local community. We run a hatchery project and provide free tuition to local kids. We plant wildflowers and saplings when we can. MiniWeb: MiniWeb |
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Ross-shire Waste Free Refuse Collection Vehicle Organisation: RoWAN Description: Ross-shire Waste Action Network Limited (RoWAN) was set up in 2001. By raising awareness, offering support, involving local people and organisations and promoting good practice, it aims to improve waste management across the Ross-shire area. Case Study Link: Case Study Link |
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Expansion of HomeAid Furniture Centre Organisation: HomeAid West Lothian Description: HomeAid West Lothian has been operating since 1987. It is a registered charity with the objective of relieving poverty by providing recycled furniture, clothing and household items to people on low income or in receipt of benefits. HomeAid West Lothian applied to the TWS Grant Scheme to refurbish its premises to enable it to expand the scale of its operation and generate a new income stream from the sale of goods. |
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Organisation: Spruce Carpets Town/City: Glasgow Description: Spruce Carpets is a new organisation which was established to meet a specific market niche. It grew from the recognition by furniture reuse projects that there is a need for low-cost carpets and the observation that a significant quantity of good quality carpet is landfilled or fly-tipped each year Case Study Link: Case Study Link |
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Transform: Processing of White Goods, Highlands Organisation: ILM Highland Description: ILM Highland was set up in 1994, led by the then Ross & Cromarty District Council. It is now a fully independent not-for-profit company with charitable status. ILM Highland has managed intermediate labour market (ILM) programmes including landscaping, insulation, and handyperson services for over 12 years. The Transform project allowed the organisation to expand into waste management, working closely with Highland Council to develop a facility for the processing of white goods. Case Study Link: Case Study Link |
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