Doorstep food waste collection launch in Wokingham from April next year
BOROUGH residents have been given food for thought in the battle to protect the environment. Council bosses are to introduce ...
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They’re coming home – re3 workers to finish early so they can watch World Cup semi-final
FOOTBALL’S coming home … and so are the workers at the local recycling centres. Re3, which runs the centres in ...
Would you name a truck Kate Binslet? Public vote closes in 24 hours
THE names of two new glass recycling trucks will be decided by members of the public in a special vote ...
Glass recycling question at Wokingham council causes a rumpus
A QUESTION about glass recycling caused a wild rumpus in the council chamber when Wokingham Borough Council met on Thursday, ...
Shake-up to Wokingham recycling sees more plastic collected from doorsteps
A WIDER range of plastics and food and drink cartons will now be recycled by the borough’s doorstep collection – ...
Wokingham Brownies enter glass recycling contest to win share of £15,000 prize pot
WOKINGHAM Brownies are one of a number of groups that are vying to win a share of a £15,000 prize ...
COMMENTARY: Dodgy charging. Locals gutted
Tony Johnson A brief diversion from the mire of that Housing white paper, but we’re still talking rubbish. Again. The ...
Scrapping DIY waste charges makes sense says Wokingham council leader
THE LEADER of Wokingham Borough Council has said it makes sense to follow the lead of another local council ...
Grazeley to trial rainbow bin bag collections from Wokingham council
WOKINGHAM is to trial a controversial replacement system to the blue bags. On Saturday, residents living in the Grazeley area ...
Wokingham’s weekly bin collections will be kept promise Tories
THE BOROUGH’S weekly bin collections are safe until 2026 according to the Conservatives. The ruling party announced that a recent ...
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