Call for council to take action as hundreds of homes missed off recycling bag deliveries
A SHINFIELD councillor is calling for the borough council to “take responsibility” for distributing the last of the green recycling ...
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Call for action over missed bin bag deliveries in Shinfield
A Shinfield councillor is urging Wokingham Borough Council to "take responsibility" for distributing the new recycling bags.
Wokingham resident fears new bin bags will not survive winter
A Wokingham resident i worried the new recycling sacks will blow away in stormy weather.
Wokingham Borough Council begins delivering recycling sacks
Wokingham Borough Council began delivering the new recycling bags across the borough this week.
Wokingham Borough Council to start delivering new recycling sacks soon
Wokingham Borough Council will begin delivering the new recycling sacks in less than two weeks time.
Wokingham’s recycling sack roll-out begins next month
Green recycling sacks will start to be delivered in Wokingham borough from next month.
New recycling sacks will be green and are on their way
The new recycling sacks will be green, and it is expected they will come to the borough towards the end ...
Council report: Scrutiny committee stick with funding approval for recycling sacks in Wokingham
Cllr Clive Jones and many of his Liberal Democrat colleagues believe the lack of report or business case in the ...
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