'10% of the 2020-21 council budget will be spent tackling climate emergency'
WOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL will be investing 10% of its budget into tackling the climate emergency – more than the 2.5%-5% ...
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Students invited to Youth Climate Conference next month
The Youth Climate Conference will include a Question Time-style debate, and tackle issues including sustainable fashion, climate justice, migration and ...
Government data shows Wokingham air pollution above international guidelines
BOROUGH residents have been inhaling polluted air that exceeds international toxic air guidelines, according to data published by the Government. ...
The New Green Deal: Wokingham Borough Council executive unveils big ideas in bid to become carbon neutral
Solar farm sites to be built in boroughCouncil hopes to launch its own energy companyGreen Bank will lend residents cash ...
Wokingham sees the light: schools start to have LED lighting installed
ENERGY-SAVING tactics are being rolled out across the borough to reduce carbon emissions in local schools. All Saints School in ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: The heat is on, now we must take action
IN CASE you hadn’t noticed, it ain’t half hot mum. Over the past few years, we have seen some extreme ...
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