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New refill service coming to Storrington this July

June 25, 2025/in Eco News, Refill/by Marianne Lindfield

Sussex Green Living is excited to announce that a new dry-food refill service will be coming to Storrington this summer. The service will launch on Wednesday 23 July at Chanctonbury Leisure Centre and will run every fourth Wednesday from 9am to midday alongside the UK Harvest food hub. Local residents can bring their own containers to stock up on household staples such as oats, pasta, rice and nuts. The aim is simple: buy only what you need, cut down on plastic packaging and reduce food waste at home. 

Two weeks ago Sussex Green Living joined other successful community projects at a launch event hosted by West Sussex County Council, highlighting the creative ways groups across the county are helping people rethink what they throw away. This new refill project in Storrington is one of the initiatives made possible by the Waste Prevention Community Grant Fund, delivered by West Sussex County Council in partnership with Biffa.

Carrie Cort, founder and CEO of Sussex Green Living, said: “We’re really pleased to be adding a new dry refill offer to the services already running in Storrington. It’s another step towards making low-waste shopping more accessible and continuing the fantastic work already happening in the community.”

This new dry refill service complements the existing bottle refill scheme at the leisure centre, which provides refills for kitchen and bathroom products. It also links with refill options at Sussex Green Hub in Horsham, a monthly event that brings together the Repair Café and a range of practical ideas for reducing waste and living more sustainably.

Sussex Green Living will also offer training to local volunteers, develop a simple ‘how-to’ guide for others to follow, and invite residents to take part in a short survey to shape the product range.

From bottles and tubs to food wrappers, single-use plastic is one of the biggest waste problems we face. Government figures show the UK produces over 2.5 million tonnes of plastic packaging waste each year, much of it used once and thrown away. Refill and reuse offer a way to cut that waste, keeping things simple, local and affordable.

For details on local refill services and how to get involved, visit www.sussexgreenliving.org.uk/refill and be part of the growing refill movement in Sussex.

Refill Survey

If you live in or around Storrington, please complete this short survey to help shape the new service:  Storrington Refill Survey

If you live elsewhere in Sussex, please complete this version to help us demonstrate wider demand:  Sussex Refill Survey.

 

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