1 General

• www.cat.org.uk
  Centre for Alternative Technology. Environmental charity which promotes sustainable living, through renewable energy, environmental building etc.
• www.crn.org.uk
  Community Recycling Network, promotes sustainable waste management.
• www.encams.org
  Environmental charity best known for the Keep Britain Tidy campaign.
• www.foe.co.uk
  Friends Of the Earth. A campaigning group for global environmental issues.
• www.freecycle.org
  Freecycle ® is a worldwide movement aimed at reducing the amount of waste going to landfill and giving new life to good used stuff.
• www.recycledproducts.org.uk
  UK directory of recycled products. Product search facility.
• www.recycle-more.co.uk
  Recycling information for the home, school and workplace.
• www.recyclenow.org.uk
  When it comes to recycling the possibilities really are endless!
• www.recycling-guide.org.uk
  General recycling advice for in the home and at schools
• www.scrn.org.uk
  Suffolk Community Recycling Network, supports reuse and recycling schemes in Suffolk.
• www.slimyourbin.org.uk
  Information on current and previous Slim Your Bin campaigns, roadshow dates, recycling information for the Anglian region.
• www.wastewatch.org.uk
  UK environmental charity promoting waste reduction, reuse, and recycling.

2 Government Sites

• www.defra.gov.uk
  Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
• www.environment-agency.gov.uk
  The leading public body for protecting and improving the environment in England and Wales.
• www.greensuffolk.org
  Suffolk's campaign to make the County the greenest in the country.
• www.suffolk.gov.uk/Environment/RubbishWasteandRecycling/
  Suffolk County Council Waste Web Site.

3 Reusable Nappies

• www.changeanappy.co.uk
  Website for the National Association of Nappy Services (NANS), a voluntary non-profit making organisation promoting the use of cotton nappies. Includes contact details of local suppliers.
• www.ipswichrealnappynetwork.org.uk
  Community focused organisation promoting the use of washable nappies to reduce waste.
• www.wen.org.uk
  Womens Environmental Network (WEN). Registered charity which campaigns on issues that link women, environment and health.

4 Educational Sites

• www.alupro.org.uk
  Aluminium Packaging Recycling Organisation (Alupro). Aims to encourage recycling. Information on cash for cans.
• www.eco-schools.org.uk
  Website promoting a school environmental programme.
• www.ollierecycles.com
  Kids recycling website.
• www.recoup.org
  Recoup aims to increase plastic bottle recycling. Includes a plastic reprocessing locator.
• www.recyclingglass.co.uk
  Kids recycling website.
• www.suffolk.gov.uk/Environment/RubbishWasteAndRecycling/SchoolsWasteEducation/SchoolsWasteEducation.htm
  Suffolk County Council School Waste Education Program.

5 Composting

• www.compost.org.uk
  Website for The Composting Association.
• www.recyclenow.com/applications/home_composting/bins_results.rm
  To order a reduced price home composting bin in Suffolk.
• www.wigglywigglers.co.uk
  Wormeries.

6 Charity Shops

• www.britishcharities.com/shops.php
  A list of UK charities with links to charity home pages. Includes a charity shop finder.
• www.charityshops.org.uk
  Website for Association of Charity Shops, includes a charity shop finder.

7 Business Recycling

• www.eastex.org.uk/suffolk
  Eastex Suffolk Materials Exchange
  Eastex is a FREE online service for businesses, schools, organisations, societies and even individuals to help keep reuseable items in circulation. It works on the concept that one organisations waste is another's resource and allows members to place adverts for items and materials that they have available to pass/sell on, or, for those that require materials and would like to find possible sources.