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Top 10 office items you should never throw away

In the UK alone, an estimated 1.2 million perfectly good office desks and 1.8 million chairs are sent to landfill every year. The problem isn’t that people don’t care, . . .

University of Liverpool embraces reuse with Warp It

One month since launching Warp It as part of Sustainability Week 2025, the University of Liverpool has saved nearly £30,000, as staff embrace reuse. This represents a . . .

East Lancashire NHS Trust saves over £391,000 and cuts waste with Warp It

East Lancashire NHS Trust has made significant strides in cost savings and sustainability by using Warp It to reuse and redistribute surplus items. The Trust has . . .

Break free from overconsumption and reuse all year round

With Black Friday driving an estimated £3 billion in UK sales, this annual event has become a major fixture in the retail calendar sparking a buying frenzy that fuels . . .

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

Since the beginning of 2024, the University of Salford has successfully reused over £30,000 worth of office furniture through Warp It. In just nine months, reusing has . . .

Warp It helps Leicester Partnership NHS Trust saves over £104,000 in just 18 months

Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust has made significant strides in sustainability, saving over £104,000 in just 18 months by using Warp It to reuse unwanted items. By . . .

University College London achieves big wins thanks to reuse

University College London (UCL) is approaching an impressive £2 million in savings thanks to reuse with Warp It. Reusing office furniture and medical equipment has also . . .

Reuse boosts Coventry University Group’s green goals

Coventry University Group’s dedication to environmental responsibility has been significantly bolstered by the impactful success of reusing with Warp It. Reusing a range . . .

It’s time to empty our "drawers of doom"

New research has found we hoard 880 million unused electrical items and throw away 103,000 tonnes of electricals. The recycling campaign group estimates we've gone from . . .

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