| linksWood recycling in the UK Other UK recycling sites Recycling in Brighton & Hove Furniture recycling and sales Other government/public bodies Companies using our waste wood collection service Local carpenters & traders using recycled wood Artists and Designers using our recycled wood Affiliated tradesPlaces of Interest National Community Wood Recycling Project WRAP Waste & Resources Action Programme, promoting sustainable waste management. Recycle Wood An interactive resource produced by WRAP to help producers of wood waste find collection services and recycling facilities and to link potential buyers of recycled wood products to suppliers. Recycle Now An information site on where and how to recycle materials, mainly for homes and schools. Recycle More Offers help and advice on recycling in the home, school and workplace. The Community Recycling Network UK The national umbrella organisation for community-based, not-for-profit and co-operative waste management groups which work in reduction, re-use and recycling. www.wasteonline.org.uk The Green Home Directory features businesses across the UK that are doing their bit for a greener world. This can be sourcing their goods from organic and sustainable sources, or using renewable energy and fairtrade products. Our aim is to help promote their good work, and spread the word about the green products and services out there.
Sussex Central YMCA (01273) 885505 Collect and sell/donate larger items for reuse www.sussexcentralymca.org.uk/charity_shops Emmaus Furniture Now Brighton & Hove City Council lists the waste and recycling services available in the city. http://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/index.cfm?request=c1119881 Brighton & Hove - Bulky Waste Collection Magpie Recycling Co-operative Call the Cityclean helpline to arrange a collection (01273) 292929 Household collection & recycling service - including paper, glass etc http://www.magpie.coop/ T: (01273) 677577
Environment Agency public body for protecting & improving the environment in England & Wales http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/ Encams UK Sustainable Development Local Government Association DEFRA Local Traders Using Recycled Wood Carpenters Robert Hill 01273 556811 / 07974 939 733 tinyrobert2003@yahoo.co.uk George Birtwell 01273 692275 / 07866 067530 www.georgebirtwell.com New Heights Decorators – Interior Painting and Decoration and Unique Designs from Recycled Materials – unique bespoke carpentry items Scott Perry 07958 926001 http://newheightsdecorators.co.uk/ Arthur Bosence is an experienced designer and maker based in the south east. He specialises in creative, stylish storage solutions and bespoke furniture. An accomplished craftsman, he uses responsibly sourced woods, metals and plastics and has the versatility to produce furniture in a wide range of styles. He works in a sustainable way and is committed to reducing, reusing and recycling waste. www.abfurniture.co.uk/ Simpson Carpentry Bespoke woodwork & custom joinery with an emphasis on reclaimed materials
Some of the companies using our Waste Wood Collection Service Cheesmur Construction Rayner Intraocular Lenses Ltd RP Ellis Construction Ltd Alan Williams Metal Artist Honey Beeswax Honey Beeswax live in the Sussex countryside in England and make handrolled beeswax candles in a range of colours and other lovely local things. Sussex Gates
Artist Residence is not really a hotel and not really a gallery, its somewhere in between. Our boutique guesthouse is bang in the centre of Brighton. Each of our en-suite rooms have been individually designed by both local and internationally renowned urban artists
 Other Information9 Wacky Ways To Reuse Appliance Parts Want to do something creative and environmentally friendly with your old appliances? Is the old fashioned way of disposal just too boring for your tastes? Then try out these zany and even practical ways to reuse your household appliances. (Thanks to Kayla, Star Student at Valley Charter School for providing us with the link!) Wilderness Wood Coppicing Coppicing is an ancient form of woodland management, that involves repetitive felling on the same stump, near to ground level, and allowing the shoots to regrow from that main stump. (Also known as the coppice stool)
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