Meet the community Refill Schemes

Nestled in the Yorkshire countryside between Leeds and York East Leeds Rural is a collection of small towns and villages who are on a mission to clean up our environment and reduce single use plastic.

Bristol’s vibrant and diverse community are always active in improving and helping the environment. Refill Bristol enjoyed a successful city-wide launch in 2015.

Selby is proud to have signed up to the Refill scheme. It is a busy market town dominated by its beautiful Abbey, which will be celebrating its 950th anniversary in 2019.

Seaford and Newhaven started up in January 2018 and we’re here to help our community fall back in love with tap water.

Refill Mid Sussex is ready to launch and take a stand against single use plastic! Mid Sussex extends to the beautiful South Downs in the south and the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the north.

Arundel is a small town situated in West Sussex. It is home to the historic Arundel Castle and is a town best known for having a great artistic community.

The Isle of Man is the only entire nation to be a UNESCO Biosphere reserve, recognising it as a special place for people and nature.

With nine out of ten Scots trying to reduce the amount of plastic that they use with many making the switch to reusable bottles instead of buying bottles of water in shops, it is a natural step that Refill comes to Scotland.

Launched on 8 July 2018, Refill Horsham District may be young, but we’re on a mission to prevent plastic pollution one bottle at a time!

On the map since well before the thirteenth century, today Altrincham is the epitome of the modern market town, boasting high quality shopping, a growing reputation for excellent food and drink, a strong leisure sector and a revitalised market as relevant to the local community now as it was in 1290 when it first received its Charter.

As one of the oldest trading points in the UK and living in harmony with the surrounding picturesque Norfolk countryside, Norwich’s green roots run deep. As such, the Fine City of Norwich was quick to embrace the culture of reuse and the initiative was welcomed by local businesses with open arms.