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Frequently Asked Questions
- Why is there a page that has up to date English content, but the Welsh is still out of date?
- I have a question that isn't answered on this website
- I’ve forgotten my username and password for the Members area on the website.
- I want to book for an event online, but I need an invoice.
- Where can I recycle my thingamajig / whatsit / doodah?
- Can a member of the Cylch team visit our organisation?
- What are the benefits of being a Cylch Member?
- How can my organisation become a Member of Cylch?
- What is community recycling?
- What does Cylch do?
At Cylch we like to give you new information and news as soon as possible. Sometimes, a takes a little longer for the Welsh page to be updated as, like a lot of Welsh organisations, we have to wait for the content to come back from translation.
We do our best to upload Welsh content as soon as we have it. If you see a Welsh page that is considerably out of sync with the English page, please contact Kayle Martin and she will be happy to investigate this ASAP.
Please feel free to email us at mail@cylch.org.uk with any questions, and we will respond as soon as possible.
Contact Kayle Martin, Membership Officer, who can remind you of your details.
The online booking form contains an option for you to request an invoice.
Use the Reuse and Recycling search on our home page to locate recycling services in your area.
Cylch has four Field Officers who provide support and are available to visit prospective or existing members. Please contact Cylch for more information.
Click here to visit the Membership benefits page
If your organisation meets the Membership criteria you can complete an online application* form or download a paper version from this website. If you are submitting a paper application; you also need a signed Values Statement and these supporting documents.
*Please note that the Members’ Area and Membership Application facility is currently under construction. We hope to have this finalised within the next few weeks and apologise for any inconvenience caused - 11th January 2010
Simply put, it’s recycling within the community! Community recycling is all about seeing waste as a valuable resource which can be re-used or recycled locally, creating wealth and employment opportunities. Click here for more information on community recycling in Wales
Cylch is the Wales Community Recycling Network. We provide support services to over sixty Member organisations that provide a range of re-use, recycling, composting and waste minimisation services across Wales. Click here for more information.