Bristol Big Give 2015

BRISTOL BIG GIVE Donate your UNWANTED ITEMS and help keep bristol clean www.facebook.com/BristolBigGive

bristol big give Every summer, thousands of students move out. Make your move-out better by donating unwanted items and recycling your waste.

This raises thousands and thousands of pounds for charity and prevents your reusable items from going to landfill.

Be on the lookout for Bristol Big Give donation points in halls of residence and British Heart Foundation red donation banks across the city.

Check out the map inside this booklet for all location details!

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what can you give?

UoB Halls: EVERYTHING (except perishable foods & dirty goods)!

UWE Halls: Clothes, footwear, games, DVDs/CDs, kitchen items, small electrical goods (hairdryers, toasters, kettles), sports equipment, books and stationery.

British Heart Foundation Donation Banks (city-wide): Clothes, footwear, games, DVDs/CDs, kitchen items, small electrical goods (hairdryers, toasters, kettles), sports equipment, books and stationery.

what if it’s too big for the donation bank?

When donating larger items, please contact British Heart Foundation to arrange a free collection convenient for you. Call them on 0808 250 0030 or contact them online at bhf.org.uk

When can you give?

Donation points will be in halls as of Easter and British Heart Foundation red donation banks will be across the city in early May. You can donate until the end of June. Find us on Facebook for further details.

recycling and composting Living in private accommodation?

Your house should have a set of black, green and brown bins. If you don’t, or you need a new one, contact Bristol City Council via bristol.gov.uk, or South Gloucestershire via southglos.gov.uk, depending on which council you are served by. If you are moving out before your last collection date, ask your neighbour if they can put out your bins for you.

how should you sort your stuff? the black box Glass Paper Mobile Phones Batteries Rechargeable items Small electical items with plugs (Please don’t put broken glass or plastic bags in here)

the green box Plastic Cans Tins Plastic bottles and food packaging Cardboard and Tetra Paks (Please don’t put black plastic or plastic bags in here)

the brown bin Food waste Tea bags Eggshells Bones (No plastic bags please)

Living in halls of residence?

Recycling facilities are available in all Bristol halls of residence. Bins are all clearly labelled and you are able to recycle almost all paper, cardboard, food tins, drink cans, glass bottles, jars, cartons, tetrapacks, plastics and food waste.

There are 21 British Heart Foundation donation points across the city. You can donate your unwanted items from the start of May through to the end of June. If you have any items that are too big for the donation banks, you can book a free BHF collection on 0808 250 0030 or at bhf.org.uk

1. 1-41 Holly Court Flats, High Kingsdown. BS2 8DQ

14. 162/163 Cheltenham Rd/Arley Hill. BS6 5RR

2. Clarence Place, High Kingsdown. BS2 8DD

15. Upper Cranbrook Rd. BS6 7UW

3. Little Paul Street, Kingsdown. BS2 8FD

16. Redland Rd jc, Fernbank Road. BS6 6QT

4. Ashley Down Rd, opposite No. 241. BS7 9BW

17. 22 South Rd. BS6 6QP

5. Horfield Library, Filton Avenue. BS7 0BD

18. 149 Whiteladies Road. BS8 2RA

6. Dorchester Rd. BS7 0LA

19. Whatley Road Canynge Hall. BS8 2PS

7. Duke of York, Gloucester Rd, Wessex Avenue.

20. Alma Road. BS8 2DW 21. Alma Vale Road. BS8 2HL

BS7 0BJ

8. Centre for Sport, Frenchay Campus, Coldharbour

22. 115 Queens Road, Clifton. BS8 1LL 23. Byron Place. BS8 1JT

Lane. BS16 1QY

9. Filton Avenue adjacent No. 9. BS7 0AQ

24. 129 Trendlewood Park. BS16 1TD

10. 410 Gloucester Rd. BS7 8TX

25. Arts & Social Sciences Library, Tyndall Avenue.

11. 349 Gloucester Rd. BS7 8TG - back of pavement 12. 248 Gloucester Rd. BS7 8NZ

BS8 1TJ

26. Hawthorns. BS8 1UQ

13. 2-4 Gloucester Rd/Elton Rd. BS7 8AE

For new bank locations and updates on current bank locations please check facebook.com/BristolBigGive

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Do you live in university halls?

There will be donation banks in all University of Bristol and University of the West of England Halls of Residence. These donation points will be clearly labelled with the items you can donate, but you can still donate to the city banks too!

You can find a full list of Hall donation points at facebook.com/BristolBigGive

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Redland

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Montpelier

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24 3

15

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Clifton Down

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University of Bristol Precinct

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Broadmead & Cabot Circus

tips for moving out smoothly Adela, a third year Law student from Czech Republic, says: “I have a lot of things to sort out before my year abroad, one of them being what to do with the things I can’t take back home or store anywhere. Bristol Big Give is a great solution for you if you have things you don’t want and don’t want to throw them out.”

Kate Mainprice, a second year Biology student says: “Bristol Big Give is a really efficient way of recycling unwanted items, whilst giving back to the local community.”

Remember: If you place waste by the side of your bin, they won’t take it. Everything has to fit in.

last year the Bristol Big Give prevented over 80 tonnes of waste from going to landfill, which could raise up to ÂŁ200,000 for local and national charities.

Thank you for donating your unwanted items and keeping bristol clean

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Bristol Big Give is a partnership project between: