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	This is ~~some~~ information that ~~Volunteers~~ may find helpful when preparing for live interviews		This is information that volunteers may find helpful when preparing for live interviews.
	~~<br>~~
	===Reuse===		=== Reuse ===
	Reuse of products is a simple way of extending their life. There is a hierarchy within reuse depending on the amount of work required to return an item ~~back into~~ service~~, whether it's through~~:
	~~<br>~~		Reuse of products is a simple way of extending their life. There's a hierarchy within reuse, depending on the amount of work required to return an item to service:

	*direct reuse - upgrading, passing items on, sale of second-hand items, refurbishment of used products;		*direct reuse - upgrading, passing items on, sale of second-hand items, refurbishment of used products;
	*repair of products to return to service; or		*repair of products to return them to service; or
	*remanufacturing - reinstating items to their original condition and selling them with a warranty matching that of a new item.		*remanufacturing - reinstating items to their original condition and selling them with a warranty matching that of a new item.
	~~<br>~~
	Buying ~~re-used~~ items like sofas and TVs rather than buying new ~~items is~~ saving UK households around £1 billion a year and helping to create jobs - but this is just a fraction of the potential shown by ~~WRAP’s new~~ research released in November 2011. One million sofas which the current owner ~~has~~ finished with ~~are re-used~~ in the UK every year, saving households over £320 million – but this is just 17% of the total number of sofas discarded each year. The environmental benefits of ~~re-using~~ one tonne of sofas are the same as recycling one tonne of plastics.		Buying reused items like sofas and TVs rather than buying new was saving UK households around £1 billion a year and helping to create jobs - but this was just a fraction of the potential shown by WRAP's research released in November 2011. One million sofas which the current owner had finished with were reused in the UK every year, saving households over £320 million - but this was just 17% of the total number of sofas discarded each year. The environmental benefits of reusing one tonne of sofas are the same as recycling one tonne of plastics.
	~~<br>~~
	~~Current~~ (2011 in UK) levels of re-use ~~create~~ financial savings to households of around £1 billion and ~~reduce~~ CO2 equivalent emissions by one million tonnes – the same as taking 300,000 cars off the road.		At the time (2011, UK), these levels of re-use created financial savings to households of around £1 billion, and reduced CO2 equivalent emissions by one million tonnes - the same as taking 300,000 cars off the road.
	~~<br>~~
	====References====		==== References ====

	http://www.wrap.org.uk/content/facts-and-figures		http://www.wrap.org.uk/content/facts-and-figures
	~~<br>~~
	http://www.remanufacturing.org.uk/reuse-repair-recycle.lasso?-session=RemanSession:C26ADC53080f212319qiK3A7D85C		http://www.remanufacturing.org.uk/reuse-repair-recycle.lasso?-session=RemanSession:C26ADC53080f212319qiK3A7D85C
	~~<br>~~

	===Be prepared for questions about:===		=== Be prepared for questions about ===
	=====How is Freegle different to The Freecycle Network ™ (TFN)?=====
			===== How is Freegle different to The Freecycle Network (TFN)? =====
	Freegle groups are all run by local volunteers and are autonomous.		Freegle groups are all run by local volunteers and are autonomous.
	~~<br>~~
	The Freegle network is democratic.		The Freegle network is democratic.
	~~<br>~~
	Freegle was formed to create a unique, friendly and proactive UK network for online groups facilitating the ~~‘freecycling’~~ of unwanted goods (TFN is controlled from the USA).		Freegle was formed to create a unique, friendly and proactive UK network for online groups facilitating the 'freecycling' of unwanted goods (TFN is controlled from the USA).
	~~<br>~~
	~~A lot of of~~ Freegle groups started life under TFN but ~~have become~~ Freegle groups so they ~~can~~ develop with a more local flavour.		Many Freegle groups started life under TFN but became Freegle groups so they could develop with a more local flavour.
	=====Health and ~~Safety~~=====
	=====Legalities=====		===== Health and safety =====
	Things need to be legal and freely given		===== Legalities =====
	=====Members wanting more than their fair share=====		Things need to be legal and freely given.
	===Volunteers who have given live interviews===		===== Members wanting more than their fair share =====

			=== Volunteers who have given live interviews ===

	8 March 2012		8 March 2012
	~~<br>~~
	Cat, Head of Media,		Cat, Head of Media, BBC Radio Shropshire - Jim Hawkins in the Morning: http://www.bbc.co.uk/shropshire/programmes/schedules/2012/03/08
	~~<br>~~
	BBC Radio Shropshire		Local group: Oswestry Freegle (Yahoo Groups owner address at the time: Oswestry_Freegle-owner@yahoogroup)
	~~<br>~~
	Jim Hawkins in the Morning
	~~<br>~~
	http://www.bbc.co.uk/shropshire/programmes/schedules/2012/03/08
	~~<br>~~
	Local ~~Group -~~ Oswestry Freegle
	~~<br>~~
	Oswestry_Freegle-owner@yahoogroup
	~~<br><br>~~
	11 March 2012		11 March 2012
	~~<br>~~
	Saira, Oswestry Freegle		Saira, Oswestry Freegle, BBC Radio Shropshire - Mike George, Sunday Breakfast: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p001d7mt
	~~<br>~~
	BBC Radio Shropshire
	~~<br>~~
	Mike George - Sunday Breakfast
	~~<br>~~
	http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p001d7mt
	~~<br><br>~~
	Back to [[Publicity]]		Back to [[Publicity]]
	~~<br><br>~~
	[[Category: ~~Press Coverage]] [[Category: Freegle PR~~]]		[[Category:Promotion & Publicity]]

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	====References====		====References====
	http://www.wrap.org.uk/~~reuse~~/~~reuse_remanufacture.html~~		http://www.wrap.org.uk/content/facts-and-figures
	<br>		<br>
	http://www.remanufacturing.org.uk/reuse-repair-recycle.lasso?-session=RemanSession:C26ADC53080f212319qiK3A7D85C		http://www.remanufacturing.org.uk/reuse-repair-recycle.lasso?-session=RemanSession:C26ADC53080f212319qiK3A7D85C
	<br>		<br>

	===Be prepared for questions about:===		===Be prepared for questions about:===
	=====How is Freegle different to The Freecycle Network ™ (TFN)?=====		=====How is Freegle different to The Freecycle Network ™ (TFN)?=====

Alison at 11:33, 13 March 2012

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	Oswestry_Freegle-owner@yahoogroup		Oswestry_Freegle-owner@yahoogroup
			<br><br>
			11 March 2012
			<br>
			Saira, Oswestry Freegle
			<br>
			BBC Radio Shropshire
			<br>
			Mike George - Sunday Breakfast
			<br>
			http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p001d7mt
	<br><br>		<br><br>
	Back to [[Publicity]]		Back to [[Publicity]]
	<br><br>		<br><br>
	[[Category: Press Coverage]] [[Category: Freegle PR]]		[[Category: Press Coverage]] [[Category: Freegle PR]]

Alison at 11:48, 9 March 2012

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	http://www.remanufacturing.org.uk/reuse-repair-recycle.lasso?-session=RemanSession:C26ADC53080f212319qiK3A7D85C		http://www.remanufacturing.org.uk/reuse-repair-recycle.lasso?-session=RemanSession:C26ADC53080f212319qiK3A7D85C
	~~<br>~~<br>		<br>
	===How is Freegle different to The Freecycle Network ™ (TFN)?===		===Be prepared for questions about:===
			=====How is Freegle different to The Freecycle Network ™ (TFN)?=====
	Freegle groups are all run by local volunteers and are autonomous.		Freegle groups are all run by local volunteers and are autonomous.
	<br>		<br>
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	A lot of of Freegle groups started life under TFN but have become Freegle groups so they can develop with a more local flavour.		A lot of of Freegle groups started life under TFN but have become Freegle groups so they can develop with a more local flavour.
	~~<br><br>~~		=====Health and Safety=====
			=====Legalities=====
			Things need to be legal and freely given
			=====Members wanting more than their fair share=====
	===Volunteers who have given live interviews===		===Volunteers who have given live interviews===
	8 March 2012		8 March 2012
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	Jim Hawkins in the Morning		Jim Hawkins in the Morning
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	http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/~~p00p6h1m~~		http://www.bbc.co.uk/shropshire/programmes/schedules/2012/03/08
	<br>		<br>
	Local Group - Oswestry Freegle		Local Group - Oswestry Freegle

Alison at 15:59, 8 March 2012

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 Back to [[Publicity]]
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 [[Category: Press Coverage]] [[Category: Freegle PR]]

Alison at 15:00, 6 March 2012

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	Current (2011 in UK) levels of re-use create financial savings to households of around £1 billion and reduce CO2 equivalent emissions by one million tonnes – the same as taking 300,000 cars off the road.		Current (2011 in UK) levels of re-use create financial savings to households of around £1 billion and reduce CO2 equivalent emissions by one million tonnes – the same as taking 300,000 cars off the road.
	<br>		<br>
	~~'''~~References~~'''~~		====References====
	~~<br>~~
	http://www.wrap.org.uk/reuse/reuse_remanufacture.html		http://www.wrap.org.uk/reuse/reuse_remanufacture.html
	<br>		<br>
	http://www.remanufacturing.org.uk/reuse-repair-recycle.lasso?-session=RemanSession:C26ADC53080f212319qiK3A7D85C		http://www.remanufacturing.org.uk/reuse-repair-recycle.lasso?-session=RemanSession:C26ADC53080f212319qiK3A7D85C
			<br><br>
			===How is Freegle different to The Freecycle Network ™ (TFN)?===
			Freegle groups are all run by local volunteers and are autonomous.
			<br>
			The Freegle network is democratic.
			<br>
			Freegle was formed to create a unique, friendly and proactive UK network for online groups facilitating the ‘freecycling’ of unwanted goods (TFN is controlled from the USA).
			<br>
			A lot of of Freegle groups started life under TFN but have become Freegle groups so they can develop with a more local flavour.
	<br><br>		<br><br>
	Back to [[Publicity]]		Back to [[Publicity]]
	<br><br>		<br><br>
	[[Category: Press Coverage]] [[Category: Freegle PR]]		[[Category: Press Coverage]] [[Category: Freegle PR]]

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This is some information that Volunteers may find helpful when preparing for live interviews
 
===Reuse===
Reuse of products is a simple way of extending their life. There is a hierarchy within reuse depending on the amount of work required to return an item back into service, whether it's through:
 
*direct reuse - upgrading, passing items on, sale of second-hand items, refurbishment of used products;
*repair of products to return to service; or
*remanufacturing - reinstating items to their original condition and selling them with a warranty matching that of a new item.
 
Buying re-used items like sofas and TVs rather than buying new items is saving UK households around £1 billion a year and helping to create jobs - but this is just a fraction of the potential shown by WRAP’s new research released in November 2011. One million sofas which the current owner has finished with are re-used in the UK every year, saving households over £320 million – but this is just 17% of the total number of sofas discarded each year. The environmental benefits of re-using one tonne of sofas are the same as recycling one tonne of plastics.
 
Current (2011 in UK) levels of re-use create financial savings to households of around £1 billion and reduce CO2 equivalent emissions by one million tonnes – the same as taking 300,000 cars off the road.
 
'''References'''
 
http://www.wrap.org.uk/reuse/reuse_remanufacture.html
 
http://www.remanufacturing.org.uk/reuse-repair-recycle.lasso?-session=RemanSession:C26ADC53080f212319qiK3A7D85C
 
Back to [[Publicity]]
 
[[Category: Press Coverage]] [[Category: Freegle PR]]