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Subject: Resource Awards 2008
From: "Cath Kibbler" <cath@...>
Date: Thu, May 8, 2008 8:35 am
To: jenwren@...
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Resource Awards 2008



Do you know of a community recycling project that deserves recognition?
Think the scheme where you work is the most innovative of its kind? Are you
putting real value back into the community and diverting an impressive
tonnage of material from landfill?



If the answer to any of these question is ‘YES!’ then you should nominate
your local community recycling project for the Resource Awards 2008 and give
yourselves the chance to win £2,500!



Jennie Chapman of the Vine Project, winner of the Community Recycling
Project of the Year 2006, said: “I would encourage people to nominate an
organisation that they know, even if you think that the organisation is too
small or new for such awards – we thought that, and it is only thanks to the
belief that our nominator had in the Vine Project that we were entered.
Winning the award has given the charity a real credibility with potential
funders, and has given a huge boost to all our volunteers and staff”





2008 Categories



Biffa Climate Conscious Award



Yell Partnership Award



Berryman Kerbside Project of the Year



Novelis Community Recycling Project of the Year



Individual Contribution to the Community Sector



The 2008 awards will be presented on 4 June at the Community Recycling
Network annual conference in London. Nominations close 19 May. Each winning
project will receive £2,500. The Individual Contribution category has no
financial prize, but the winner receives a paid-up subscription to Resource
magazine. All winners receive an award trophy.



To download application forms, click on buttons, or visit:
<http://www.resourcepublishing.co.uk/resource-awards.php>
http://www.resourcepublishing.co.uk/resource-awards.php for more information







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Jenny Bull
mobile 07747713208

Eastside Roots Community Garden Centre
Trinity Community Arts,
The Trinity Centre,
Trinity Rd.,
Bristol,
BS2 0NW

eastsideroots@...

Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength
that will endure as long as life lasts. (Rachel Carson)