On the 5th November 2009 a smiley bunch of the Recycling Lives residents teamed up with ‘Galloway’s Society for the Blind’ and set off on a mission to help both the blind and partially-sighted climb one of Britain's highest mountains ‘Snowdon’.

Recycling Lives would like to thank Henhouse Wholesale Ltd of Preston for their kind donation of frozen food that has just been received.

A big thank you to Procter & Gamble

Recycling Lives would like to thank Procter & Gamble for coming to the rescue of our residents! If you’ve read our previous news article you’ll know we were disappointed when an attempt to buy a pool table for our residents came to nothing.

After it was decided our residents needed some more activities in their entertainment room our Centre Manager, Becky set to finding a Pool Table. In an effort to pick up a bargain she headed for eBay and found what she thought looked ideal.

Recycling Lives would like to thank Steve and Mick of Accolade Signs of Bamber Bridge, Preston who manufactured and donated some pictures using some of our imagery.

Recycling Lives would like to thank Myerscough College of Bilsborrow for their kind donation of a ton of bark chippings.

Recycling Lives are very grateful to accept the donation of 6 brand new washing machines from Herbert T Forrest Ltd.

Recycling Lives are overjoyed with their recent food donation.

On 11th May Recycling Lives opened our doors to our first resident at RL1. Formally an Emmaus Leeds Companion but originally from Cambridge Paul is a fully qualified Chef with 20 years experience behind him.