PPP consults on gambling principles in borough
THE FUTURE of gambling in the borough is under consultation until the end of the month - and your views ...
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Wash and glow: PPP runs free handwashing lesson for Wokingham schools
CHILDREN can be taught the importance of handwashing with a free session in school. The Public Protection Partnership, which oversees ...
Wokingham Borough Council’s £250,000 grant will help tackle air quality problems
MORE THAN £250,000 will be spent on improving the air quality in the borough, after the council was awarded a ...
PPPexit: council to go it alone to improve help to residents
It’s PPPexit! Wokingham Borough Council is planning to quit a joint body that aims to help residents with problems such ...
Warning to elderly residents in Crowthorne over loft scam phone calls
RETIRED Crowthorne residents are being targeted with loft insulation scams. The Public Protection Partnership has warned that older people are ...
Bonfires affect vulnerable warning as call made to avoid burning waste
THE PUBLIC Protection Partnership has released a Bonfire Advice Note after a significant rise in complaints. Since the beginning of ...
622% rise in bonfire complaints across communities
The Public Protection Partnership has warned a significant rise in bonfire complaints since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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