Come and join us for Circular London Week
We are very excited to be part of the Circular London Week 2019 and are hosting two events on 12th June 2019. Come and join our morning or afternoon sessions to learn how others are making reuse ‘business as usual’.
Circular Economy Week, being held from 10th–14th June 2019, is a week of events, activities and workshops to showcase and celebrate resource efficiency in the capital, all coordinated by the London Waste and Recycling Board.
Crown Workspace acquired Premier Workplace Services in 2018 who specialise in sustainable workplace solutions. Come and visit the UK’s largest, independent, commercial facility dedicated to remanufacturing, refurbishing and repairing desks, chairs and other office furniture as part of delivering circular services. Visit our secure Renew IT suite and meet our team of IT specialists as they process unwanted IT equipment and reuse the parts to give life back to what was thought to be old, redundant IT equipment.
In 2016 Premier Workplace Services, now part of Crown Workspace, achieved the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development for our sustainable services and the work of The Renew Centre. Come and meet our talented team and see them in action as they bring redundant items back to life ‘as good as new’.
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