On 11th May Recycling Lives opened our doors to our first resident at RL1. Formally an Emmaus Leeds Companion but originally from Cambridge Paul is a fully qualified Chef with 20 years experience behind him.
Recycling Lives are very grateful to accept the donation of 6 brand new washing machines from Herbert T Forrest Ltd.
Six weeks ago Linda Stout-Turner was working and living in her own home. Linda is now one of a growing number of middle class people finding themselves, suddenly unemployed and homeless.
The first of a proposed 50 Recycling Lives Centres opened its doors to the public on Monday. The Preston site is now fully operational and able to buy, or accept via the gift of waste, most recyclable materials.
The House building industry is starting to suffer the effects of economic downturn, with the number of new homes being built in England set to fall to an 88-year low.
The first of a proposed 50 Recycling Lives Centres opened its doors to the public today. The Preston site is now fully operational and able to buy, or accept via the gift of waste, most recyclable materials.
With the global credit crunch affecting unemployment rates throughout the UK fears that young, homeless people who are unable to find work will become increasingly marginalised as a result of this economic downturn are being realised on a daily basis.
In a Letter from His royal Highness the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Charles extended his warmest wishes to the new “Recycling Lives” centre on Essex Street in Preston.
A trial of The Evac plus chair was carried out today at The Recycling Lives Centre on Essex street, Preston.
The Rubbish Diet was launched into the public eye in March 2008, with a daily column on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, featuring simple hints and tips to inspire people to reduce or eliminate their household waste.