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Recycling Fun
Our children's funbooks are a useful educational resource which have proved to be very popular with school teachers and children's community group leaders.
Copies of the funbook can be downloaded from the downloads page.
We are currently developing a number of publications focusing on composting and other aspects of recycling which will be available to download from our website soon. Watch this space!
BBC Good Homes Show - NEC, Birmingham.
18th - 21st May 2006
T.RECS attended the BBC Good Homes Show at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, which ran from 18th - 21st May 2006. The show attracted visitors from all over the world and provided an excellent opportunity of raising awareness of RecycleMate in the consumer market.
An encouraging amount of interest was expressed by consumers and much positive feedback was received. T.RECS would like to extend a big thank you to everyone involved.
Small Changes, Big Difference - Hampshire County Council
May 9th 2006.
Total Recovery Systems attended the launch of Hampshire County Council's Waste Minimisation Project titled "Small Changes, Big Difference" which was held at St Andrews Centre in Dibden Purlieu on Tuesday May 9th.
The project focuses on encouraging people to make small changes to their lifestyles, specifically to reduce the amount of household waste they produce and to collectively make a big difference to the environment.
The event, which was attended by local residents and community organisations, provided T.RECS with an excellent opportunity to showcase its range of products and services.
The project, which will run over two years targeting a range of age groups, was officially opened by Dick and Brigit Strawbridge, who gave a dynamic and inspiring presentation. The Strawbridges, who host BBC 2's "It's not easy being green" programme, showed a strong interest in RecycleMate as did many other attendees. Hampshire County Council has planned more events in the future so watch this space!
The Whole Home display - Centre of Alternative Technology
April - August 2006.
RecycleMate was the star of the show at a recent event held by green pioneers at the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT).
CAT, based in Machynlleth, Powys, in mid Wales, allowed us to exhibit RecycleMate at its Whole Home Display which was launched in April and which will run for the foreseeable future.
The exhibition features innovative new products and technologies aimed at enabling people to reduce the impact of their "environmental footprint".
Speakers at the event included Terry Nutkins, the respected TV naturalist of Animal Magic and The Really Wild show fame. He told his audience they can make real changes environmentally by starting in their own homes.
One visitor to the exhibition said afterwards: "The displays were magnificent and we all went home happy, ready to save the world and full of parsnip and carrot crisps."
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