Re3 launches hard plastic recycling trial
A NEW trial is being launched, aimed at reducing the amount of rigid plastic sent to landfill. Re3, which runs ...
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re3 extends tip opening hours in Bracknell and Reading in time for a spring clean
The recycling centres will continue to use the booking system, so all visitors will need to arrange a 30-minute slot ...
re3: Free paint for community
The re3 paint scheme has launched, which aims to share full or partly used pots of paint.
Obey the call of re3’s Hypnocat
re3 has launched a new Recycle Your Electricals campaign to encourage residents to recycle old tech.
New opening times for re3 recycling centres
The re3 recycling centres have new opening times, and will now be closing earlier.
BREAKING: Recycling centres to reopen with booking system after police approval
"We will be launching a booking system. People will be given a slot and this will manage the number of ...
re3 closes recycling centres to public following Government's lockdown
THE two recycling centres used by borough residents are to be closed indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic. Last night, ...
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