£12,100 Whitemill Community Environment Funding

REMO is delighted to be approved £12,100 in funding from Fenland District Council via the Whitemill Community Environment Fund to deliver our exciting Mobile Makerspace project.

REMO is preparing to launch an innovative mobile circular economy repair, reuse, and recycling hub serving rural Fenland communities.

The project will purchase and transform a second-hand events trailer into a fully equipped mobile sustainability workshop capable of travelling directly into communities, schools, community groups, and local events. The pilot will focus primarily serving activities for residents from Elm, Friday Bridge, and Christchurch.

£12,000 FDC Fenland Environmental Education Grant

REMO is delighted to be approved £12,000 in funding from Fenland District Council via a Fenland Environmental Education Grant to deliver our exciting Fentastic Plastic project.

This investment from Fenland District Council will enable REMO to strengthen and grow its Plastics recycling capabilities – creating new opportunities for local people to learn practical skills through creative and sustainable activities, learn about recycling technologies, and directly see the recycling process.