For several years now the CRN UK has published The Waste Paper and Members newsletter electronically. For many years it was published on real paper. Here are some of the feature articles from the archives.

Please be aware that these are old features from the Waste Paper and most of the funding streams and other items mentioned in the articles are no longer available or out of date.

Issue 104 - August / September 2005

Community Development Finance Initiatives (CDFI) (*.pdf 109 KB)

Issue 103 - July 2005

Touching Freedom - ex-offenders & how the supportive, community based approaches are achieving multiple benefits. (*.pdf 643 KB)

Issue 102 - May 2005

Launching the ARC - the re-use sectors strategy for WEEE (*.pdf 625 KB)

Issue 99 -  November 2004

Features - Social accounting and measuring the added benefits of the sector. (*.pdf 484 KB)

Issue 98 - October 2004

CA sites get CREDibility - how the community sector are getting involved. (*.pdf 665 KB)

Issue 97 - August 2004

Bridging the Gap - looks at the options for those struggling to make the leap from grant funding. (*.pdf 482 KB)

Recycling flat-out? - recycling in high density housing. (*.pdf 49 KB)

Issue 94 - May 2004

Adding Value to public services - focuses on the issues involved around local authority procurement of recycling services.(*.pdf 928 KB)

Issue 93 - March 2004

Feature articles on the New Opportunities Fund Transforming Waste programme and the opportunities it presents in Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland. (*.pdf 505 KB)

Issue 87 - May 2003

The Chain - A look at branding the re-use centre de kringwinkel (*.pdf 1.23 KB)

Issue 86 -  April 2003

Localised - Charles Newman spoke to Kay Twitchen about the challenges local authorities face in trying to manage their waste sustainably. (*.pdf 40 KB)

Issue 85 - March 2003

WRAP - WRAP Chairman Vic Cocker speaks to Charles Newman about markets, materials and the changes facing the recycling sector. (*.pdf 45 KB)

Issue 84 - January 2003

Time of Change - Although the government has been taking steps in the right direction, it needs to take giant strides if we are to reach a point of real sustainability. Mike Childs, senior campaigner for Friends of the Earth, takes a look at waste policy this year and the challenges we face in 2003. (*.pdf 37 KB)

Informed - One of sustainable waste management's leading thinkers and authors, Robin Murray spoke to Charles Newman about the UK's changing relationship with its waste. (*.pdf 46 KB)