Items for Redistribution

Gardening

Tick the We can use this item box next to thing your organisation can employ for the benefit of your people. Everything must go, and we'd rather it went to you than in the skip!
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For scale, those blue and grey tiles in the background are 30cm squares (about 12 inches square).
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After ticking the boxes, please complete the details at the bottom of the page and click 'Submit'.

Chicken Wire

Small roll of chicken wirre. 2 inch holes. Good for chickens, maybe dogs, but not so good for rabbits.

Chicken Wire

Small roll of chicken wirre. 2 inch holes. Good for chickens, maybe dogs, but not so good for rabbits.

Garden Tools Set

Hand spade and fork

Garden Wire

A roll of garden wire. Green.

Iron Rod

Suitable for making pilot holes for fence posts, etc.

Leaf Rake

Good leaf rake. Tried and tested design.

Planting Pots and Trays

A miscellaneous collection of pots and trays.

Rake

Normal garden rake ith a wooden handle.

Rake and Culltivator

A set of long-handled tools for rong range raking and cultivating.

Shovel

Garden shovel

Sihl FS55 Strimmer

Untested, with some bits and pieces. May need a new strimmer head. Probably runs on 2-stroke mix... but definitely not electric.

Everything Must Go
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Aylesbury
Buckinghamshire
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Registered UK Charity Number: 1165882

Web Ventures

This website was created as part of AYA's Web Ventures project. The aims of Web Ventures are:
  • Build real websites for real clients
  • Engage clients from Buckinghamshire
  • Give Volunteers experience of working with real clients on real websites

The service suits clients who

  • are too small to afford a web design agency
  • provide a service that benefits our local community
  • can pay for their website overheads like hosting and email costs

Web Venures is no longer running due to AYA's closure, but maybe it could be reborn in the future...

Brian O'Carroll

William Harding’s Charity