NOTICE
WE WILL BE CLOSING EARLY THURSDAY 16TH JUNE.
WE WILL BE CLOSING EARLY THURSDAY 16TH JUNE.
We will be
open from 9:00am - 1:00pm.
Normal
hours will resume starting Friday 17th June.
We apologise
for any inconvenience.
Tuesday 14 June 2016
Wednesday 2 December 2015
Holiday opening times 2015-16
It's that time of the year again, Seasons greetings to all our customers, please see our opening times over the Holidays:
Wednesday 1 April 2015
Easter opening times
Easter will be upon us soon, ReStore will be closed on Friday 3rd April, Saturday 4th April & Monday 6th April 2015.
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Monday 2 February 2015
Wednesday 17 December 2014
LWARB Invests Further In The London Reuse Network
ReStore are proud to be part of the Re-Use Network, congratulations to the London Re-use Network on the further investment.
The London Waste and Recycling Board (LWARB) has announced further investment of £1.25m in the London Re-use Network after exceeding its re-use and recycling targets for a third consecutive year.
The new investment of £1.25m is being made in London Reuse Ltd (LRL), the network’s central operating company. The investment, made up of a small £100k loan as well as a £1.15mrevenue participation agreement, will see the network grow its service offerings and, in particular, increase its retail presence.
Cllr Bassam Mahfouz, from London Borough of Ealing and the London Waste and Recycling Board member said: In order to accelerate the move towards a circular economy in London, re-use, repair and remanufacturing will have ever greater roles to play in our lives. LWARB’s investment in the London Re-use Network means the capital will keep leading the way in making re-use mainstream.”
Charles Craft, managing director of London Re-use, said: “Having established key infrastructure improvements the investment will now allow the network to grow its services throughout the capital and provide a greater diversity of benefits to Londoners whilst achieving environmental and social benefits for all.”
Charles Craft, London Re-use – “Having established key infrastructure improvements the investment will now allow the network to grow its services throughout the capital and provide a greater diversity of benefits to Londoners whilst achieving environmental and social benefits for all”
Both the Mayor of London’s Municipal and Business Waste Strategies give significant weight to increasing opportunities for re-use, identifying the third sector as an important growth area as well as singling out the London Re-use Network as a lead delivery partner to achieve this.
More recently the Mayor’s London Infrastructure Plan 2050 identifies the massive economic value and opportunities that can be realised through better management of London’s waste.
Matthew Pencharz, the Mayor of London’s Senior Advisor – Environment & Energy and London Waste and Recycling Board member said: “With London’s population increasing by over 100,000 a year and commodity prices likely only to go up, London needs to become more resource efficient.
“A central part of the Mayor’s London Infrastructure Plan is looking at how we can accelerate the transition to a circular economy. LWARB’s investment into the London Reuse Network will divert thousands of tonnes of material that would otherwise be disposed of, saving Londoners money and carbon, and illustrating the value of a circular economy.”
London Reuse Network members currently work with a number of London waste authorities, and London Re-use Limited hopes to grow this over the coming months with the support of the new joint London Waste Authority Support Programme announced by LWARB and WRAP earlier in November.
LWARB has a commercial approach to supporting the third sector, directing its investments in a way, which encourages third sector organisations to move away from grant dependency. This new investment announcement uses mechanisms to foster robust business practices, and includes a refinancing of LWARB’s existing £650k loan to London Re-use.
Source: http://www.ciwm-journal.co.uk/archives/11332
Sunday 14 December 2014
Holiday opening times 2014/2015
We would like to wish all of our customers and service users a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year.
Please see below our opening times over the holidays.
Tuesday 7 October 2014
Give or Take event 18th October 2014
If you are a resident of Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Hackney, Haringey, Islington and, Waltham Forest, then you have a chance to donate your unwanted items and/or collect items you can re-use for free.
North London Waste Authority (NLWA) in partnership with the London Community Resource Network (LCRN) are delivering a series of re-use events in north London, as part of NLWA’s waste prevention programme which promotes reduction and reuse across north London.
It is estimated that in 2013/14 NLWA’s waste prevention programme diverted 8,000 tonnes of waste from disposal. This is equivalent to the amount of waste produced by 9,500 north London households. Find out more by visiting www.wiseuptowaste.org.uk.
You can GIVE away your unwanted items from 12 to 1.45pm and/or TAKE things you can use from 2 to 3pm.
Please note that you can give: books, DVDs/CDs, garden ware, IT, tools, clothes/shoes, small furniture, small electrical items and toys. We also accept: large furniture and white goods. We will NOT accept broken and unsafe items.
Following events will be taking place in:
North London Waste Authority (NLWA) in partnership with the London Community Resource Network (LCRN) are delivering a series of re-use events in north London, as part of NLWA’s waste prevention programme which promotes reduction and reuse across north London.
It is estimated that in 2013/14 NLWA’s waste prevention programme diverted 8,000 tonnes of waste from disposal. This is equivalent to the amount of waste produced by 9,500 north London households. Find out more by visiting www.wiseuptowaste.org.uk.
You can GIVE away your unwanted items from 12 to 1.45pm and/or TAKE things you can use from 2 to 3pm.
Please note that you can give: books, DVDs/CDs, garden ware, IT, tools, clothes/shoes, small furniture, small electrical items and toys. We also accept: large furniture and white goods. We will NOT accept broken and unsafe items.
Following events will be taking place in:
More info can be found here
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