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 ...
BOROUGH residents have been given food for thought in the battle to protect the environment. Council bosses are to introduce ...
A QUESTION about glass recycling caused a wild rumpus in the council chamber when Wokingham Borough Council met on Thursday, ...
WOKINGHAM Brownies are one of a number of groups that are vying to win a share of a £15,000 prize ...
Tony Johnson A brief diversion from the mire of that Housing white paper, but we’re still talking rubbish. Again. The ...
WOKINGHAM is to trial a controversial replacement system to the blue bags. On Saturday, residents living in the Grazeley area ...
SHARE the cost with a neighbour is the message about the Council’s garden waste collection scheme. Applications for the new ...
RESIDENTS in Wokingham will start receiving their household waste blue bags for 2017/2018 from next week. From Monday (13), more ...
A ROW has broken out over whether new charges to dispose of DIY waste at the borough’s recycling centre are ...
RUBBISH collections will be collected a day later over Christmas week. Blue bags that would normally be picked up on ...
TIPS on how you can cut down on rubbish created over the Christmas period are being offered by the council. ...
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