Good news for EV drivers as government funding enables the continued rollout of borough charge points
Good news for EV drivers as government funding enables the continued rollout of borough charge points
Tag: environment
Winnersh Triangle owners Frasers Property UK receive top accolade for sustainability benchmarks
THE OWNERS of a Winnersh business park has received a top accolade for its work to ensure the estate meets ...
Wokingham’s unsung heroes wanted: nominations open for civic awards
The deadline for nominations is Friday, November 25.
The Bishop of Oxford appointed to new green role
THE BISHOP of Oxford has been appointed to a new select committee on environment and climate change. He is one ...
Lights out for Earth Hour in Winnersh
Winnersh Triangle celebrated Earth Hour last month, by going dark for an hour.
On the up! Food waste recycling proves successful across borough
More than 100 tonnes of food waste is now being recycled by residents of Wokingham Borough each week.
Electric bus coming to town tomorrow
A fully electric bus is being trialled this week as part of Winnersh Park and Ride.
Kerbs made from recycled material hope to reduce borough’s carbon emissions
Recycled kerb 'stones' are being trialed across the borough.
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