One of the best: Wokingham’s climate emergency action plan judged by national body
WORK put into the climate emergency action plan has been noticed on a national level.
Tag: Green
FROM THE EXECUTIVE: Cutting carbon through sustainable behaviours
Cllr Gregor Murray By Cllr Gregor Murray Climate change is a directly related to human behaviour. The only way we ...
Wokingham Borough Council approves new community energy scheme
THE council’s decision-making executive have approved plans for a local community energy scheme. Cllr Gregor Murray, executive member for resident ...
Councillor pledges five simple actions to help reduce Wokingham’s single-use plastics
THEY say you should practise what you preach and for one newly-elected town councillor that’s exactly what he’s doing. Cllr ...
Recycle your Christmas tree at Hare Hatch Sheeplands and get a free cuppa
RECYCLERS can turn their tree into tea thanks to a local nursery. Hare Hatch Sheeplands is offering a free cuppa ...
Tony Johnson: a tale of two more manifestos
After last week’s comparison of Liberal Democrat and Conservative manifestos for the Wokingham Borough elections, this week shows how the ...
Hunt is on for the best front garden in RG10 postcode
Gardeners in the RG10 postcode area are being invited to enter a new competition announced this week by Hare Hatch ...
Reading’s Boris Bikes come to Earley Station
READING’S popular ReadyBike scheme is being extended into Wokingham for the first time with a rack of eight cycles at ...
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