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 ...
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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 ...
Wall-e of Wokingham to help keep the streets clean
The Wokingham Litter Heroes in partnership with Wokingham Town Council and the University of Reading today launch Wall-e of Wokingham ...
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 ...
Fly tipping in Wokingham borough down, despite tip permits
FLY TIPPING in Wokingham borough is down, despite the introduction of residents permits and charges for disposing of certain types ...
Changes ahead at local recycling centres
RESIDENTS wishing to dispose of their household waste at the Bracknell and Reading recycling centres will have to display a permit ...
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