Leeds Roundhay residents taking positive action to tackle environmental issues and living more sustainably

About REAP

REAP was set up by Leeds Roundhay residents as a platform to promote practical local action on carbon reduction and the environment. We have been going for over 10 years!

Did You Know?

We have a REAP information stall at every Oakwood Farmers’ Market on 3rd Saturday of the month. Come and find out what we’re up to and give us your views. Current activities include:

Getting involved in tree planting locally in response to Leeds City Council’s Climate Emergency
Working with Leeds City Council on planting trees in empty grass verges and re-wilding
Gas boiler replacement - developing options for householders

The trustees of REAP are:

Amanda Cottrell

Rob Greenwood

Paul Ellis

Jane Stanbury

Alexis Percival

Barbara Whitehouse

What is REAP / what do we stand for?

The REAP trustees have recently put together a statement of our aims, achievements and activities.

We will use this to review and plan everything that we do.

Specifically, our aims are as follows:

Increase local awareness and understanding of the actions that must be taken to combat the Climate Emergency
Reduce local carbon emissions
Help people to move towards using renewable resources and creating less waste
Protect our local natural environment and increase biodiversity
Help build a sense of community
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