Council leader hopes to find a way to safely reopen re3 centres
“They could be reopened if social distancing is maintained,” Cllr Halsall said. “I’ve asked the re3 board of directors if ...
Tag: recycling
Resident in shock after recycling and blue bag 'crushed together' in truck
“I saw the bin men dump all my carefully separated cardboard, plastic, tins and blue bags into one wheelie bin ...
Wet recycling: it's sorted and saved, but please keep it dry!
WET and non-recyclable waste is sorted by re3 and what can be saved from landfill is. Cllr Pauline Helliar-Symons (Cons) ...
Resident campaign for wheelie bin recycling solution
A petition for a better paper and card recycling scheme in Wokingham launched today after resident frustration with the new ...
On the up! Food waste recycling proves successful across borough
More than 100 tonnes of food waste is now being recycled by residents of Wokingham Borough each week.
Businesses urged by Dr Phillip Lee to upcycle their old office equipment by donating it to local schools
BUSINESSES looking to breathe new life into their old office equipment are being encouraged to donate it to their local ...
re3 encourages Wokingham borough residents to get recycling
THE COMPANY that handles the borough's waste is encouraging residents to get behind this week's Recycle Week. Running until Sunday, ...
Berkshire Cub Scouts encouraged to go green for new environmental badge
FRIENDS will be green with envy when their Cub Scouts mates earn a new environmentally-friendly badge. The aim behind the ...
Gorse Ride Junior School enjoy welcoming the Michael as they’re keen to recycle
WHEN it comes to recycling, pupils at Gorse Ride Junior School don’t just talk rubbish. The enterprising students collect it ...
Forget Blue Monday – for Wokingham, it’s Blue Bag Monday!
FORGET Blue Monday – for Wokingham residents today is blue bag Monday. Wokingham Borough Council has announced that its annual ...
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