Tendring Reuse-Clacton Arts & Literary Society

Clacton & North East Essex Arts & Literary Society

Tendring Reuse & Employment Enterprise

Description

Tendring Reuse & Employment Enterprise (T.R.E.E.) is a charity providing volunteer and work placement opportunities for people in the local community specialising in those with learning disabilities. We also provide work experience places for those who are unemployed and students still in education.

TREE take donated white-goods and furniture and reuse or recycle them. Their volunteers and placements are trained in refurbishing these items.

T.R.E.E. also offers a delivery and collection service.

Refurbished quality items are then sold at low cost to the general public or given away free of charge at the discretion of the management.

Contact Details

T.R.E.E. website

Refurbished quality items are then sold at low cost to the general public or given away free of charge at
the discretion of the management.

One of the major benefits of our operation is the reduction in landfill waste.

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T.R.E.E. was first established in April 2004.
It was developed from existing projects that were operating in North East Essex,
in particular the Tendring CVS Furniture Scheme.
T.R.E.E. identified that although there were several organisations offering furniture there was no service in place to accommodate the local community with good quality electrical goods, even though the public were requesting this. T.R.E.E. decided to fill the gap by delivering this service and at the same time minimise the amount of electrical goods that were being sent to landfill.

Approved Authorised Treatment Facility
For waste electrical and electronic equipment: Approval Number - WEE/KJ005ZT/ATF
Waste Carriers Licence: AEA/794771
Waste Exemption Number: PSC/C466 (Paragraph 49)

Arts & Lits Gallery

Photos by Alan Ainger or direct from performers

18th October English Serenata

Geoff Somers

Jan and Chairman

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History

2010 2011 Season

◦	Notes 2009 2010 Season
◦	2009 2010 Season
◦	Performance Reviews 2009-10
◦	2006 2007 Season
◦	2007 2008 Season
◦	2008 2009 Season

Performances 20010/11

◦	18th October English Serenata
◦	25th October Geoff Somers
◦	1st November Rohan McCullough
◦	8th November Nettle & Markham
◦	15th November John McCarthy
◦	22nd November Tony Jacobs & Jim Barry
◦	29th November Ann Widdecombe
◦	6th December Cantabile

Performances 2009/10

◦	19th October 2009 London Festival Opera
◦	26th October 2009 Hallam, Carole and Quin Murray
◦	2nd November 2009 Simon Weston
◦	9th November 2009 The Oxford Players
◦	16th November 2009 Eric Knowles
◦	Chaconne Brass
◦	30th November 2009 Winter in Majorca
◦	7th December 2009 Caledon
◦	11th January Christopher Langdown
◦	1st February Tim Kliphuis Quartet
◦	18th January Tom Hart Dyke
◦	25th January Mark O'Shea
◦	8th February Matthew Ford
◦	15th February Sir Jonathan Miller CBE
◦	22nd February Chris Packham
◦	1st March Feast of Song

Performances

◦	Performance Reviews
◦	Alastair Sawday
◦	Benedict Allen
◦	Bill Giles OBE
◦	Caledon
◦	Cantabile
◦	Chris Packham
◦	David Frost
◦	Eleanor Keenan
◦	English Serenata
◦	Gilbert and Sullivan
◦	George Baker
◦	Hatstand Opera
◦	Henry Sandon
◦	Hugo Vickers
◦	Humphrey Burton
◦	John Suchet
◦	Kate Humble
◦	Maggie Cotten
◦	Mark O'Shea
◦	Opera Interludes
◦	Pam Ayres
◦	Peter Snow CBE
◦	Phillip Serrell
◦	Rebecca Stephens
◦	Rebecca Caine
◦	Some Enchanted Evening
◦	Strictly Birding
◦	Stringfever
◦	Tim Dickinson
◦	Tony Jacobs

Press Releases

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