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Reuse Shops at two city recycling centres, operated by SUEZ in the UK (SUEZ) on behalf of Aberdeen City Council, have impressed visitors following upgrades to one of the shops, which has already sold over 104,000 items since opening its doors.

• £5,500 has been donated to 11 environmental projects across Aberdeen.
• Local volunteers are helping to prepare, test and repair items for resale while gaining practical skills.

SUEZ has launched the Aberdeen Reuse Community Fund for 2026, building on another successful year supporting local projects and communities across the city. 

Council leaders, alongside recycling partners SUEZ recycling and recovery UK, cut the ribbon to formally open a new recycling centre at Claymore Drive, in Bridge of Don today.

10 projects across Aberdeen have been awarded their share of £5,000 from the SUEZ Aberdeen Reuse Community Fund 2025, marking the second year of the scheme and taking the total investment in local community initiatives to £10,000.

SUEZ recycling and recovery UK has lent its support to Cruden Bay Community Association with the donation of an unused portacabin which the group intend to transform into a ‘men’s shed’.

SUEZ recycling and recovery UK has launched the Aberdeen Reuse Community Fund for 2025 following a successful first year that supported around 12,814 people across the city.

SUEZ recycling and recovery UK collected preloved toys from Household Waste and Recycling Centres (HWRC) across Aberdeen, to support Aberdeen City Libraries’ youth-led ‘innovation station’ project.

The rebuild, which began last year following a fire in 2022, hits some important phases during the start of 2025 with the exterior of the building now complete, and interior contractors mobilising on site.

The Aberdeen Reuse Community Fund is offering grants of up to £500, with a total £5,000 available in 2024, to schools and community groups looking to make environmental and wellbeing improvements benefiting the wider community across Aberdeen.