Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS)

HQ: Oldbury Naite, Bristol, BS35 1RQ, United Kingdom

This is how Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS) is investing in local communities. A verified record of community support, tracked on Neighbourly.

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Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS) is Verified Neighbourly

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What Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS) has delivered.

The positive impact Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS) has helped to create in communities.

All-time totals

People supported weekly

The number of people indirectly helped each week by the good causes Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS) has supported

15,268

Good causes supported

38

Volunteering (hours)

2,492

Types of good causes supported

Every charity and community group on our platform is assigned a primary mission type based on the main need it supports. For example, a food bank may categorise itself under social welfare.


People who benefitted


CategoryCauses supported
Everyone17
Families11
People with disabilities9

Communities that benefitted


LocationCauses supported
Bristol11
Gloucester5
Taunton4

How it works

Here's how businesses create local impact through Neighbourly.

Through Neighbourly, Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS) has donated volunteer time, turning business resources into meaningful community impact.

  1. 1

    A business gives

    Through Neighbourly, businesses donate resources to local good causes.

  2. 2

    A local good cause puts it to use

    Support goes directly to charities and community organisations, helping them free up time and resources to focus on what matters most.

  3. 3

    People get the support they need

    Whether it's a hot meal, essential products, a safe place to meet or someone to talk to, support reaches people in ways that make a real difference.

  4. 4

    Every contribution counts

    Together, these contributions create real, measurable impact in local communities. That's social value in action.

Causes connected to Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS)

Verified resources received

Mildmay Community Centre

London, UK

The Mildmay community Centre is committed to serving the needs of the local community through engagement, participation and partnerships. We are based in London in the borough of Islington. We provide many activities and projects that support those experiencing isolation and poverty as well as working in partnership with local social enterprises and charitable organisations . We are currently striving to set up new projects that our community are asking for : such as a gardening growers project, a food bank, a stay and play and community cafe. Like all charities we are always on the look out for help, donations, volunteers and funding for projects. Due to the Covid 19 crisis we were closed to the public, but continued serving our community hot cooked vegan meals on a Thursday and supermarket food surplus on a Friday. Our volunteers deliver food to the door for the most vulnerable in our community. All donations are gratefully received. We are now re open for our local community to come back and get involved in our various services which include continuation of our food and hygiene bank and co op, After school club, community gardening club, coffee and crafts morning, Golden oldies bingo club, community kitchen and various other projects and services which support our local community. We are particularly focussed on the more vulnerable and isolated people in our community and those experiencing poverty and deprivation.

What we've received

Volunteering (hours)1

Purfleet Food Project

King's Lynn, UK

We are aiming to make sure that people can come in and eat at least two meals a day. We have an experienced cook who works with a team of volunteers to produce nutritious meals from food donations. We also run a project called Purfleet Pantry where people can join our membership club to be part of a scheme giving them access to cooking lessons, health and nutrition sessions and weekly grocery parcels. We are aiming to eradicate food poverty amongst our clients and the wider community and to provide coaching around nutrition, health and well-being.

Second Helpings Stamford

Stamford, UK

Second Helpings Stamford is a community food redistribution charity that tackles food waste while supporting people experiencing food insecurity and financial hardship across Stamford and the surrounding area. We collect surplus food from supermarkets, manufacturers and local businesses, ensuring good food is not wasted but instead reaches those who need it most. Through our pantry, community café, food support programmes and partnerships with local organisations, we help individuals and families access affordable food, reduce social isolation and improve wellbeing. We also provide volunteering opportunities that help people build confidence, skills and connections within their community. The support we need most is access to surplus food, which enables us to continue meeting increasing demand and supporting more people. We also welcome volunteers to help with food collection, sorting, distribution and community activities

What we've received

Volunteering (hours)3

Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS) Neighbourly campaigns

NRS volunteering

Welcome to the NRS volunteering page (previously known as Magnox). Using our time, talents and expertise to support local good causes, in ways that are both big and small, can make a huge difference to charities and communities, and help communities become more sustainable. Volunteering enables people to play an active role in their societies and contribute to positive social change. We’re encouraging all colleagues to take part in volunteering. Find out how to get involved below:

The Extra Hour 2026

This October, when the clocks go back, we don't just gain an hour of sleep - we gain a gift of time. Neighbourly is inviting the employees of its volunteering partner businesses to put this ‘extra hour’ to good use – by supporting a local charity or community organisation on the Neighbourly platform. Join the campaign and spend your Extra Hour doing something Neighbourly!

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