Wokingham pubs want your tubs – for charity
Wokingham pubs: the place for plastic sweet tubs
Tag: recycling
‘I am trying my best to help’: Resident concerned after bin men caught mixing recycling and general waste
A SHINFIELD resident was left exasperated after she watched refuse collectors emptying the contents of her recycling into her general ...
Where to recycle coffee pods and cooking oil
Where to recycle coffee pods and cooking oil
Plastic bags to be collected from Reading doorsteps in first phase of new recycling scheme
Plastic bags and food wrappers will soon be collected from the doorsteps of Reading homes as part of a £200,000 ...
Government’s bid to end wishcycling won’t change introduction of wheelie bins to Wokingham
GOVERNMENT plans to ask households to stop wishcycling won't stop Wokingham Borough Council from bringing in wheelie bins for collections ...
Reminder to keep knives and sharp items out of blue bin bags
Reminder to keep knives and sharp items out of blue bin bags
Look out – Wokingham’s blue bags are on their way
From Monday, February 6, residents across the borough will be sent a roll of 54 blue general rubbish bags, covering ...
FROM THE CHAMBER: Waste not, want not
Wokingham now pays almost 40% of the cost of re3 and will continue to do so until we get our ...
Soft plastic recycling? Binfield and Wokingham Co-ops have it in the bag
PLASTIC is one of the biggest forms of waste that is currently sent to landfill, much of it caused by ...
Bin and gone – for now
Bin and gone - for now
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