CRNS’ first seminar of the year was held in a very apt venue, Recyke-a-bike’s premises in Stirling, and saw representatives from the CRNS membership come together, along with other bike projects and Zero Waste Scotland personnel, to network and engage on matters pertinent
CRNS is looking to rebrand and also to relaunch our website. This will help us to better communicate our vision for a circular economy in Scotland. We are asking organisations with experience in this area to submit bids for this work by 12 noon on Wednesday 6 March 2019. I
Download the full report here. Since the inception of CRNS in 2004, the organisation and the membership have evolved with a continually changing political and policy landscape. The Scottish Government’s 2015 circular economy strategy entitled “Making Things Last” and the current polic
We are excited to provide you with information on the first round of CRNS forums for this year! In February we are heading to both Aberdeenshire and Inverness to host 2 networking events focusing on circular economy activities in the north east and the highlands. CRNS forums are
The 2018 CRNS Conference focus was very much on highlighting just how diverse the resources sector is in Scotland. The event took place in the Hilton Edinburgh Grosvenor and the conference programme reflected the ‘diversity’ theme, with key speakers covering an array of subjects incl
The 3rd Annual Starter Pack Networking Event took place in Falkirk this month with over 40 delegates with the theme being “The Difference You’re Making. Delegates were welcomed to the event by David Cressey (CEO of Scottish Churches Housing Action) and Michael Cook (CEO of Community R
Book now for the 14th Annual Conference and Exhibition and participate in this dedicated Third Sector event, open to every organisation, project and individual involved in making Scotland a more circular economy. The conference will take place on Thursday 15 November 2018 and this ye
The Scottish Government have launched their consultation on the options for distinct elements of a deposit return scheme on beverage containers and seeking views on which options will deliver the best results for Scotland. They want to design a deposit return system that will work wel
The CRNS Reuse Consortium has been recognised twice in the same week for the innovative work it does in providing local authorities with reuse items of furniture and other household items instead of new. The Reuse Consortium was one of 15 winners from right across the UK in the CIWM S