We are Repairs is an online directory of repair specialists, who can fix your broken and unusable items. From art works to wooden furniture - skilled professionals are available to mend your treasures. Find out more here. Screenshot
by Tricia Petri Whilst in Inverness some weeks ago I visited New Start Highland’s inspiring Training and Reuse Village in Carsegate Road. Opened in 2025, it is a ‘pre-loved hub’ - incorporating retail outlets for furniture, clothing and footwear, household goods and...
Reduce textile waste and freshen up your wardrobe with pre-loved items by shopping second hand in during September. You can shop at Oxfam online https://onlineshop.oxfam.org.uk Oxfam are giving away a free crochet kit to inspire your fashion creativity Why and how? -...
We've updated our donation posters to make it easier to see which items we can and cannot accept. Thank you for your continued support and understanding. Please see the posters below for a full list of items. ⚠️ Please do not leave donations in the porch or outside...
If you need a replacement appliance, shop online and get FREE delivery to your local pick-up point on our next collection at Kyleakin Community Hall car park: Wednesday July 29th from 11am - 1pm. Please note: Ensure you have a suitable vehicle at the collection point...
by Peggy Semler A relatively quiet beginning to the season started with a regular clean at Caroy beach on 25th April, a beach which is always horrendously covered in mainly plastic debris after the winter! The usual skip load of marine litter was removed by the...
Climavore is a social enterprise that collaborates with local residents, schools, restaurants, and international researchers and activists, to develop new approaches to regenerative sea-farming and food waste. Closing date 8 June.
by Gill TerryRagTag has received funding from Highland Council under its Reuse and Repair Fund to run a Skills Cafe in Broadford. The purpose of this will be to upskill individuals in a range of subjects, with the aim, of course, of keeping material out of landfill....
Screenshot In March 2026, over 68,000 people from schools, households, community groups and workplaces across the UK counted their plastic waste for one week as part of The Big Plastic Count. Together, they counted over 1.5 million pieces of plastic,...