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Commercial partner Reconomy has reaffirmed its commitment to the pioneering Wolverhampton House Project
17th December 2020
Reconomy has reaffirmed its commitment to a pioneering programme that is providing support and accommodation for young care leavers. The Wolverhampton House Project is a partnership between The City of Wolverhampton Council, The National House Project and Reconomy, the UK’s leading provider of outsourced waste management and resource-led services.
Discussing all things EET
17th December 2020
Wolverhampton House Project and their Virtual School EET co-ordinator met with The National House Project to discuss all things EET.
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