TRC strive for an environment where all communities in Bristol, and across the UK, are recycling, reusing and reducing their waste

The Recycling Consortium (TRC), based in Bristol, in the South West of the UK has merged with Network Recycling and SWAP to form Resource Futures Ltd, thereby achieving common ownership and direction. The merger brings together three of the UK's leading sustainable waste management businesses, who have been working closely together over the last three years for clients such as WRAP and Defra.

Resource Futures Ltd has its own website which provides a breakdown of the services the company offers. However details of our specific project work, which all promote sustainable ways to reduce, re-use, recycle and compost, can still be found on this website. Please visit the Resource Futures Ltd website to find out what we do.

Our projects help people who want to deal with waste problems close to home. We manage several influential projects:

The Real Nappy Project, which promotes the use of washable nappies as an alternative to disposables. Click this link for more information on nappy incentive scheme in Gloucestershire

With effect from 31st March 2009 we no longer run real nappy projects in Bristol or South Gloucestershire.

Bristol City Council are continuing with a voucher incentive scheme so if you are interested please contact them direct on 0117 922 2100.

South Gloucestershire are no longer continuing with an incentive scheme but will honour any outstanding vouchers. Please send them to Bruce Kent at:
South Gloucestershire Council, The Civic Centre, High Street, Kingswood, Bristol BS15 9TR

Community Composting Project South Gloucestershire: This project is now being managed directly by South Gloucestershire Council, after Resources Futures set it up in 2004 and successfully managed it until May 2009. To contact SGC, telephone Dave Sims on 01454 864108

Recycling In Flats Everyday (RIFE) Coordinating the installation of Mini Recycling Centres (MRCs) and promoting their use to residents of flats in Bristol.

Community Action Groups (CAGs) are run by volunteers who organise local events to promote waste awareness and help increase local understanding of the need to reduce, re-use and recycle.

Please visit Resource Futures Ltd for more information on our consultancy services.
These include:
Communications
Technical consultancy
Research
Monitoring and evaluation
Community engagement

For further information see about us or Telephone: 0117 930 4355