chucking pc's monitors out
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If some are in working order, there's a company called Recycle IT who may be able to take them off your hands for free.
They will wither find a new home for them or recycle every bit that they can.
www.recycle-it.ltd.uk/
They will wither find a new home for them or recycle every bit that they can.
www.recycle-it.ltd.uk/
onedsla said:
If some are in working order, there's a company called Recycle IT who may be able to take them off your hands for free.
They will wither find a new home for them or recycle every bit that they can.
www.recycle-it.ltd.uk/
they look quite good have u used them?
Yup - they're are first point of call for any disposals.
In the last year they've been fairly reliable (once in 12 or so times they didn't turn up), and with one exception (strange bloke who tried it on with a very close female friend / colleague) the people who come are extremely helpful and are quite happy to deal with all the lifting etc.
In the last year they've been fairly reliable (once in 12 or so times they didn't turn up), and with one exception (strange bloke who tried it on with a very close female friend / colleague) the people who come are extremely helpful and are quite happy to deal with all the lifting etc.
joust said:
www.computersforcharity.org.uk/
Thats the one! Sorry got called into a meeting while I was on my way to find out for you
If theres anyone local to Salisbury/Warminster in Wilts, I could do with a monitor - I've been given a couple of base units and have promised one of them to a photographer I met the other day. Thing is, it needs a monitor and as im giving the kit away I dont want to spend any money on one! If anyone here has one that works but they dont want, ill take it off your hands 

Track 2000 runs Reuse IT, collecting redundant computer equipment from organisations free (Cardiff area). Service, repair and safety check are done by disabled people or unemployed youth/adults on training courses run by the charity. The serviced equipment goes to schools, community/voluntary groups and small start up businesses for a donation.
Track 2000 Community Resource Centre, Resource House, Penarth House, Penarth Road, Cardiff, CF1 7YS, phone 029 2033 2533, email: t.crocker@can-online.org.uk
Track 2000 Community Resource Centre, Resource House, Penarth House, Penarth Road, Cardiff, CF1 7YS, phone 029 2033 2533, email: t.crocker@can-online.org.uk
joust said:That's more like it!
Track 2000 runs Reuse IT, collecting redundant computer equipment from organisations free (Cardiff area). Service, repair and safety check are done by disabled people or unemployed youth/adults on training courses run by the charity. The serviced equipment goes to schools, community/voluntary groups and small start up businesses for a donation.
Track 2000 Community Resource Centre, Resource House, Penarth House, Penarth Road, Cardiff, CF1 7YS, phone 029 2033 2533, email: t.crocker@can-online.org.uk
Cheers Joust
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