Everything we do is about the environment and people.  We have a Zero Waste ethos and believe things should be made to last.  We hold values that there is dignity in work and everyone should have opportunity to develop skills and gain employment.  These two principles are the driving passions behind ReStyle Argyll.  ReStyle Argyll is a collaboration of four partners to bring quality re-used furniture to all areas of Argyll & Bute.

Fyne Futures

Fyne Futures Ltd, registered charity (SC036392), and Company Limited by Guarantee (SC279734)  based on Isle of Bute.  The objectives of our social enterprise are to:

  • Improve environmental sustainability
  • Support training, skills development and relieve unemployment

Fyne Futures operate a number of activities including:

  • Recycling (kerbside and bring site collections, processing and onward sale to market)
  • Car Club (providing affordable and sustainable access to vehicles for individual and corporate members)
  • Bute Produce (affordable fruit and vegetables, training in horticulture and heritage varieties)
  • Restyle (collection of unwanted furniture and sale of affordable reuse furniture, with local delivery)

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Kintyre Recycling Limited, a Scottish charity, (SC037742) incorporated under the Companies Acts with registered number SC300160/

Kintyre Recycling Limited provides recycling services to the Kintyre peninsula. By operating as a social enterprise, Kintyre Recycling provides employment to people with special/social needs and learning disabilities.

Kintyre Recycling has two main objectives:

  • To provide employment to persons with special needs and learning difficulties.
  • To provide waste management services and access recycling facilities to a disadvantaged area in Argyll + Bute by operating as a social firm.

 

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LORI is delivered by GRAB (Group for Recycling in Argyll and Bute Trust Ltd),  a Scottish charity,  (SC029154), incorporated under the Companies Acts with registered number (SC197229).

Lorn and Oban Reuse Initiative (LORI) opened to the public in 2009, now part of The GRAB Trust, whose aims are to:

  • Divert and reuse furniture and other household objects before they reach the waste stream.
  • Provide volunteer job and training opportunities for the long-term unemployed and community service offenders.
  • Provide low cost furniture to the homeless to furnish their new property at 50% discount on normal prices.

 

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Re-Jig a Scottish charity, (SC030558), incorporated under the Companies Acts with registered number (SC248808).

Re-Jig (Recycle-Jura/Islay Group) aim to deliver tangible benefits to the local community, local economy and wider environment of Islay and Jura.  The core objectives of the company are:

  • to reduce landfill on Islay and Jura,
  • to protect the natural environment,
  • to reuse as much resource as possible
  • to create long term employment in the local community.