Members

The following is a list of our member groups and who they are, click on their logos for more information:


		Shrewsbury Friends of the Earth is a pressure group concerned with all aspects of the environment. Visit their site for the Shrewsbury Green Guide!
		Shropshire Wildlife Trust protects wildlife where you live. It is the county's leading environmental charity, currently supported by 8,000 members.
		Cae Post is a pioneering charity and social enterprise that provides work and training for people with disabilities or disadvantaged in the job market.
		South Shropshire Furniture Scheme is a registered charity, started in 1994 in response to a need expressed by the community. They collect donated furniture and household items to deliver to people on low incomes living in South Shropshire.
		The aim of the Cleobury Country Environment Forum (CCEF) is to examine the impact which Cleobury Country has on the environment and determine the best ways and means to control this so that the rich and diverse heritage of this land is passed onto succeeding generations.
		Ludlow 21 is a local voluntary group established in 1998 to promote sustainable living in the Ludlow area.
		The Wasteless Society, based in Bishop's Castle, aims to encourage the responsible use of the earth's finite resources by providing both information and the means to act.
		SHA is an alliance of formerly independent voluntary organisations supporting people in housing need. (Oswestry and North Shropshire Furniture schemes, HOAP, NSHAP and HYPS)
		BDFS C.I.C. (Community Interest Company) is a non-profit organisation started in July 2006. One of our primary interests is the Bridgnorth Furniture Scheme, established to provide good quality furniture and household effects to the community while diverting as much material from the waste stream as possible. Further to this we are expanding our activities more generally into the environmental sector to include commercial recycling and the promotion of environmental awareness in the Southern Shropshire area.
		Rea Valley Environmental Network aims to provide a local focus for debate and action on sustainability issues.
		Shropshire Master Composters are a group of volunteers dedicated to helping you compost at home. They offer talks, advice, demonstrations and displays.
		Cwm Harry Land Trust "Sustainable Systems and Community Agriculture." Based in mid Wales and involved in sustainable waste management projects and community food growing.
		Home Essentials (Shrewsbury Furniture Scheme), collects donated furniture, household goods and electrical items and recycles them for reuse at affordable prices, to people in need.
		Scrappies function is to collect worthwhile scrap and to sort it, use it, make things with it, pass it on, or sell it to members, who in their turn use it for the benefit and education of children. We also organise Workshops, Training Sessions and Birthday Parties.
		Adcote School for Girls Adcote is an independent school for girls with an active interest in recycling. They are aiming to become an Eco school.
		Sheriffhales Primary School, Parent, Teacher and Friends Association The PTFA exists to raise funds to provide resources to compliment the national curriculum. It aims to provide quality fun materials to add further interest for the pupils in the school.
		SHOFUR - SHOFUR is a partnership of furniture schemes from across Shropshire which seek to collaborate and share resources where possible.
		Re-bike receives donated bicycles into their workshops for refurbishment. Once refurbished they are sold back to the public. As a result of Re-bike’s involvement with SCRL they are now selling their bikes through outlets hosted by other members, particularly the furniture schemes
		The Project group The Project Group, Oswestry, provides a creative environment for individuals in touch with mental health services to achieve at their own pace. They are an arts based community business working largely on art commissions for the public and private sectors.
		Meole Brace Allotment and Garden club The Allotment and Garden club has over 100 allotment holders spread across 3 sites around Meole Brace. In addition there are 60 – 70 members of the Gardening Club.
		Christchurch C of E Primary school The school for 4 – 11 years is committed to providing the children with a wide range of recycling/reusing opportunities.
		Puddleducks nursery Puddleducks pre-school nursery aims to engage the young children in taking care of their environment and learning about recycling.
		British Red Cross Young Carers British Red Cross for Young Carers project in Shropshire provides help and support to children between the ages of 5 and 18 who provide care for another family member suffering from a physical/mental disability, illness or substance abuse problem. The project provides them with practical and emotional help and a safe environment where they can meet and make friends with children in a similar situation.

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