| Title: | * BASINGSTOKE - Gateway to Wessex * |
| Notice: | BASINGSTOKE - John Arlott lived here - then left, I wonder why |
| Moderator: | COMICS::CORNEJ |
| Created: | Wed Jul 27 1988 |
| Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 925 |
| Total number of notes: | 5875 |
Does anyone know of any recycling paper schemes which operate in
the Basingstoke area? I had thought of bringing it into work, but
I'm not to kean on that idea really.
Or come to that are there any charities in Basingstoke that still
collect paper, I know not many charities do this now as there is not
quite so much money in it but.......
Thanks for any thoughts,
Helen.
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| 355.1 | Whitchurch and Overton has it NOW! | YUPPY::FOX | Two houses for sale, any offers? | Thu Sep 20 1990 11:36 | 5 |
Now don't laugh, but the "Whitchurch and Overton Peace Group" provide
the paper recycling scheme in that area. At the moment, I can't lay my
hands on a contact name or number, but I'll let you have it tomorrow.
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| 355.2 | Trees to Trees | KERNEL::ADAMS | Venus on Remote Control | Wed Oct 17 1990 07:44 | 12 |
Digital operates a recycling scheme in most offices.
It depends on what type of paper you mean.
Before the unfortunate demise of the Crescent, the money raised
from their paper recycling was donated to the Woodland Trust.
I believe Duncan Surridge this, and I have to admit to having
had a hand in arrangements, following my own contact with the Trust.
Helping to replace the trees seems like a good idea.
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