Refreshed reuse drive for University of Salford saves over £30k in less than a year

Of course, we could have predicted that using Warp It would bring great recognition to its top users, but what about when it came to winning one of the UK’s most prestigious professional awards?

Let’s just say we were impressed. When we found out that it was Jude Hughes from the National Institute for Biological Standards and Control, who joined us for a wonderful interview earlier this year, we were not at all surprised. Jude is a natural driver of positive change and her desire to do good for the environment is inherent.

If you’ve landed on this page it means one of two things...

A) You’re thinking about rolling out a reuse project, or

Sally Attwood and Amanda Davies from Public Health Wales kindly volunteered to share their experiences for this interview. 

In this article we will be asking Sally and Amanda about a huge relocation project they’ve managed recently, where they maximised the reuse and refurbishment of office furniture, and how they’ve managed to:

Ready to introduce a reuse programme, or improve on the existing system?

Read ahead and find out the best practice for using a meeting plan to get more buy ins and increase support from your stakeholders.

Warp It are pleased to welcome Smita Shetty from NHS West Lancashire Clinical Commissioning Group to discuss how the organisation is attempting business improvements using new digital technologies.

In this article we are going to explore:

Warp It’s vision since day one has always been to normalise the reuse of surplus assets across organisational estates, such as universities, councils and hospitals.

Despite the proven benefits of a reuse system in these organisations, we still see many opting to throw their surplus assets in skips and dumpsters on a daily basis.

Eventually this will stop. 

Scotland is leading the way on implementing the Circular Economy.