Cara Whelan

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  Cara Whelan ReIY Project Manager

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  Cara Whelan
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  Cara runs the ReIY project, helping to set up ReIY Centres (centres selling reclaimed building products) around the UK. Cara was previously BioRegional's Fundraising Manager.
  
  Prior to BioRegional, Cara worked as an arts festival administrator as well as volunteering on varied arts, homelessness and sustainability projects. More recently Cara worked with St Mungo's as a fundraiser for four years, specialising in charitable trusts. She is actively involved in reducing her own ecological footprint.
  
  Cara has a degree in philosophy and literature.

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  When established they have the potential to bring a significant cost saving in disposal costs to the construction sector during this difficult time as well as saving natural resources and creating jobs. ReIY Centres will follow in the footsteps of North America’s successful Building Material Reuse Centres where 150 Centres are run as not for profit ventures providing jobs and training in construction for local unemployed and young people. Cara Whelan, ReIY Project Manager at BioRegional said: ”We have found that there’s fantastic support for ReIY Centres.

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  Cara is coordinating the creation of BioRegional ReIY Centres, social enterprises which help to reduce the cost of reuse in the construction industry. Cara has been with BioRegional for four years focusing on fundraising. After graduating with a...

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  Cara Whelan, Project Manager at BioRegional, said: "The construction industry is the single largest producer of waste in England, producing an estimated 120 million tonnes of waste per year.
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  If the idea takes off there could be a ReIY centre in every town," enthused Whelan.

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  Please contact: Cara Whelan, Re-IY Project Manager, BioRegional. cara.whelan@bioregional.com tel. 020 8404 4882

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  Cara is coordinating the creation of BioRegional ReIY Centres, social enterprises which help to reduce the cost of reuse in the construction industry. Cara has been with BioRegional for four years focusing on fundraising. After graduating with a...

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  Cara Whelan BioRegional

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  Cara Whelan, ReIY Project Manager at BioRegional said:

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