Salisbury Recycles for Medic to Medic

24/09/2026

Did you know we recycle ink cartridges? We also accept new ink cartridges that we resell on our eBay charity shop - have a look to see if we have one that you need.

17/09/2026

*Exciting News*

Thanks to funding from Salisbury Transition City we can now recycle writing instruments again! The boxes took several weeks to arrive but now they are here. You can drop off at your nearest drop off point.
No crayons, no pencils, no glue sticks please.

Salisbury Transition City

05/08/2026

This is what happens with broken jewellery that is donated to us :-) they are for sale at £2 each on our eBay charity shop. https://ebay.io/m/qfei76

22/07/2026

Sadly another closure of a recycling scheme. The last date for dropping off plastic bread bags is 11th. Warburton wax wraps are still being collected but only until 26th August as that scheme is also closing.

21/06/2026

Unfortunately the pringles scheme is closing. We don't have any control over the schemes. Please drop your pringles tubes off before 10th July.

20/06/2026

13/05/2026

Please come and see us at People in the Park this Saturday 16th May at Lizzie Gardens, bring your recycling!

As part of the recycling stand run by Salisbury Recycles for Medic to Medic, they will be collecting...
- Bras on behalf of the Salisbury Soroptimists
- Old wax candles on behalf of the Romsey Ukraine Support Group (for making trench candles)
- Old cables , raising funds for Medic to Medic

So, bring your old bras, candles and cables along to People in the Park on Saturday! (N.B. Bras go in the recycling not thrown on stage at Ribble)

13/05/2026

Join Salisbury Recycles for Medic to Medic at People in the Park!

16/01/2026

Keys! Do you have old keys in a drawer and don't know what to do with them? Please give them to us so that we can use them for fundraising to support our sponsored Medic to Medic student in Malawi

15/01/2026

During our time running this recycling scheme we have been able to pay the tuition fees for several students to complete their studies in Malawi. We are currently sponsoring Moses who is in the final stages of his clinical officer training. Clinical Officers are vital in Malawi. They work at a similar level to Resident doctors in the UK and often run the rural clinics/district hospitals. This enables access to medical care to people in rural villages that can not otherwise get to a hospital for treatment. Moses will hopefully graduate later this year!