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	http://www.wrap.org.uk/~~reuse~~/~~reuse_remanufacture.html~~		http://www.wrap.org.uk/content/facts-and-figures
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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
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	===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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			Saira, Oswestry Freegle
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			BBC Radio Shropshire
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			Mike George - Sunday Breakfast
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			http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p001d7mt
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	[[Category: Press Coverage]] [[Category: Freegle PR]]		[[Category: Press Coverage]] [[Category: Freegle PR]]

Alison at 11:48, 9 March 2012

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	===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.
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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=====
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			Things need to be legal and freely given
			=====Members wanting more than their fair share=====
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	http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/~~p00p6h1m~~		http://www.bbc.co.uk/shropshire/programmes/schedules/2012/03/08
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	Local Group - Oswestry Freegle		Local Group - Oswestry Freegle

Alison at 15:59, 8 March 2012

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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.
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	http://www.wrap.org.uk/reuse/reuse_remanufacture.html		http://www.wrap.org.uk/reuse/reuse_remanufacture.html
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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
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			===How is Freegle different to The Freecycle Network ™ (TFN)?===
			Freegle groups are all run by local volunteers and are autonomous.
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			The Freegle network is democratic.
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			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).
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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.
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===Reuse=== Reuse of products is a simple way of extending their life. There is …'

2012-03-06T10:46:07Z

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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
 
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[[Category: Press Coverage]] [[Category: Freegle PR]]