The internal development in our brand new facility is now well underway. The internal works required to turn the external skeleton into a full facility is making excellent progress.
Read More »
The Recycling Lives development on Kent Street received surprising news from Preston City Council’s planning department when they decided to reject the use of natural aluminium as the final finish for the roof of the building.
Read More »
As you may or may not already know Recycling Lives has recently acquired Recycling Co UK to position itself as a charity with the firm backing and financial support of a commercial organisation.
Read More »
Preston’s flagship Recycling Lives centre is making astounding progress and is approximately 4 – 6 weeks ahead of schedule.
Read More »
The St Georges ward in the heart of Preston has for many years been in need of redevelopment and businesses within the ward have suffered as a result. The new building being constructed in the centre of the ward addresses the causes of homelessness, while effectively tackling issues of worklessness and providing the required stimulus to generate new business through effectual promotion of social entrepreneurialism.
Read More »
Progress with the construction of the first Recycling Lives facility in Preston is now well under way. The site has seen its second steel delivery today, from TW Fabrications as the building begins to rapidly take shape.
Read More »
Approximately 25 tonnes of steel has arrived on the site of Recycling Lives Preston Ltd.
Read More »
Sod-cutting ceremony marks the real start of building work!
Read More »
Demolition work gets under way in preparation for Recycling Lives: 10 January 2008
Read More »
Recycling Lives has awarded a major demolition contract to Pete Marquis Ltd of Preston.
Read More »
Having successfully submitted and gained planning approval on behalf of Recycling Lives, local building designers MCK Partnership of Preston have been working away to turn the charity’s dreams in to reality.
Read More »
