Real Nappy Scheme's - Participating Councils

[thelilbump]

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[Lu28]

Do you think we could make this a sticky?

 

[Lisa1302]

Shropshire DID one scheme a few years ago - it was a first come first served refund scheme and they gave £30 to the first 50 or so people with their receipt - how rubbish is that!

 

[xerinx]

St helens do one where you pay £11 a month and get a full birth to potty set but at the moment they dont have a provider They have told me to ring bcak in a months time!!https://93.91.25.24/lgnl.htm?id=851

Also Warrington do a scheme where you can get £80 pound of nappies for £20
https://www.warrington.gov.uk/communityandliving/Recyclingrubbishandwaste/Re-usable_Nappies.aspx

 

[duffers]

Southwark do! Yippee!

 

[FunkyClaire]

Norfolk's https://www.norfolk.gov.uk/Environm...g/Reduce_reuse_recycle/Real_nappies/index.htm £30 back if you spend £45 or more

 

[ellie]

Torfaen council (south wales) do a £30 voucher https://www.torfaen.gov.uk/EnvironmentAndPlanning/RubbishWasteAndRecycling/RealNappies/Home.aspx

Cardiff do a loan I think

however newport (where I live) does bugger all

here's the Wales link:
https://www.realnappies-wales.org.uk/in-your-area

 

[DueMarch2nd]

https://www.falkirk.gov.uk/services...agement/household_recycling/real_nappies.aspx
So i saw your thread and wanted to find out if my area do it and it seems by reading this that falkirk council does do it. I have been toying with the idea of real nappies lately. What is the scheme and how do i take part?

 

[DueMarch2nd]

https://www.babyandbump.com/freebies/188842-real-nappy-incentive-schemes-councils.html

was just googling things ans this thread popped up

 

[jen1604]

Plymouth do a scheme where you can borrow nappies for a month.. https://www.plymouth.gov.uk/homepage/environmentandplanning/rubbishandrecycling/reduce/nappies.htm xx

 

[Shazzy-babee]

Exeter doesn't well they have a adviser that come and talks to you, and she has trial packs but that's it

 

[K477uk]

Nottingham and the shire surrounding it do £25 cash back when you spend over £50 on real nappies....

 

[thelilbump]

bump and reminds self to update later

 

[thelilbump]

https://www.falkirk.gov.uk/services...agement/household_recycling/real_nappies.aspx
So i saw your thread and wanted to find out if my area do it and it seems by reading this that falkirk council does do it. I have been toying with the idea of real nappies lately. What is the scheme and how do i take part?

Hi sorry i've only just seen this as working through thread. I've had a look, it appears that falkirk, along with many other councils, don't actually have a scheme i'm afarid they're just passing on information. Normally if you look on a participating council it will be really clear what they offer and how you claim it. Someone do correct me if i'm wrong though

 

[Lol78]

County Durham - £30 cashback on £50 spend.

https://www.durham.gov.uk/Pages/Service.aspx?ServiceId=6335

 

[thelilbump]

Ok all updated to here

 

[grnn]

East Renfrewshire council offer a scheme (East Renfrewshire cover part of the south side of Glasgow). They offer £30 cash back on the cost of your nappies or £30 towards the cost of using a laundry service. I *think* they also offer a free cloth nappy when you register the birth of your baby.

They also support the Glasgow real nappy network (we're a volunteer group) by providing size 2 trial kits and we have some which are £15 but contain loads of nappies inside.

The Wise Group also offer a free cloth nappy loan kit to parents across Glasgow, you get a wide variety of nappies to use for three weeks and then give them back again, the idea is that parents who are thinking about using cloth can give the nappies a go first without having to spend any money upfront.

 

[thelilbump]

Thanks for that GRNN! Will add when get oppurtunity

 

[thelilbump]

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[becstar]

Barnet's is good - you get just over £54 back when you show receipts so you aren't tied to any particular retailer (and can even show receipts for preloveds).