1. CCORRN
Community RePaint

2. CCORRN Community RePaint Background
2003
2011
2013
2015
Name change to The leading Community RePaint in the country, supplying paint locally and nationally to individuals, community groups and Housing Associations.
CCORRN – Cambridgeshire Community Reuse and Recycling Network was created as an independent social enterprise by CCC to promote and support reuse & recycling.
CCORRN, CCC & Amey Cespa agreement for Cambs Community RePaint Scheme is launched.
The Community RePaint Scheme has now hit its stride and has several distribution routes.

3. Collection & Treatment
Householder brings paint to the Household Recycling Centre
Accepted Paint is collected by CCORRN & tested
Suitable paint is prepared for reuse or recycled
Unsuitable paint is treated & containers are recycled
Hazardous
Dealt with by the holder of the waste

4. At Your Service 4,000 square foot facility in March, Cambs
4 Distribution Centres
53, 000 litres collected in 2014
Decorating packs and tools
5 Staff and 6 Volunteers
Open six days a week

5. Sustainable & Reliable
CCORRN collected approx. 53,000 litres of paint last year from 6 household recycling centres in Cambridgeshire
March | Milton | Thriplow | St Neots |
Wisbech | Witchford
Over 3200 families and 170 community groups have benefited
RWM / Research / Helpline / Directory Service / Membership Support

6. Re-Manufacturing Started Mixing to order in 2013
and then expanded into making
our Re-Mixed brand of paint in
small batches.
In 2014 discussions to develop a national remanufactured paint brand began.
In 2015 a partnership between Community RePaint, AkzoNobel and CCORRN was launched.

7. We’ve Grown Equipment Distribution to other organisations and agencies
Resources
Training
Licencing
Support
Priority for local relationships and socio-environmental benefits
Challenges
Confidence
Full scale production

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