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Devon Community Composting Network
Devon Community Composting Network is supported by the Devon Authorities Waste Reduction and Recycling Committee. DCCN has a good site with all the community composting projects in Devon listed, with a descripion of what each does. It also has a very useful materials list with advice on how to treat each one and an open forum area to discuss compost matters. It is illustrated throughout by Bob Gale.
www.dccn.org.uk
The Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens (FCFCG)
(FCFCG) is a charity that supports, promotes and represents city farms and community gardens throughout the UK. Our members range from organic community orchards to pockets of urban space saved from development; from allotments to well-established city farms.
www.farmgarden.org.uk
On-farm composting network
Based at Harper Collins University College, the On-farm composting network assists farmers and promotes on-farm composting at a national level, highlighting the social, economic and environmental benefits of making and using compost on farms.
www.farmcompost.com
Community Recycling Network
The Community Recycling Network is a membership organisation promoting community-based sustainable waste management in England.
www.crn.org.uk
Cylch
Cylch is a membership network that aims to promote sustainable waste management in Wales through education and practical action.
www.cylch.org.uk
CRN Scotland
The CRNS is a network set up to provide support and information for community led organisations involved in recycling, reuse, composting, reduction and waste education activities. Acting as a one-stop-shop facility for information on funding, best practice, training, local and national markets, business planning, education and promotional tools, and local contacts, the network is now supported by over 100 member organisations from across Scotland.
www.rags.org.uk/crns/
Womens Environmental Network
WEN represents women and campaigns on issues, which link women, environment and health. Central to WEN's approach is the belief that women have the right to information to enable them to make fair choices. a precautionary approach is healthiest for people and the planet.
www.wen.org.uk
London Commmunity Recycling Network
London CRN is a not for profit, second tier, organisation that supports and represents London's existing and emerging Community Recyclers
www.lcrn.org.uk
Furniture Re-use Network
The FRN promotes the re-use of unwanted furniture and household effects, including electrical and electronic goods for the alleviation of need, hardship, distress and poverty.
www.frn.org.uk
