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Reminder to keep knives and sharp items out of blue bin bags
Reminder to keep knives and sharp items out of blue bin bags
ANOTHER VIEW: Just whose fault is litter?
The radio station that I listen to has a feature 'In My Opinion', where a contributor gives a view on ...
Fewer blue bags and no more food caddy liners: Wokingham Council agrees to shake-up in face of budget constraints
WOKINGHAM residents will be receiving fewer blue bags from next spring, and no more food waste caddy liners following a ...
Wokingham residents can register now to order more blue bags and brown garden bags
RESIDENTS across the borough in need of more bin bags can now pre-order them to collect soon. The system applies ...
Find out when blue bags will be delivered to your home
FOR some residents, this can’t come soon enough: the new year’s worth of blue bin bags will start to be ...
Wokingham’s blue bags are on their way across the borough
THE annual distribution of blue bags across Wokingham borough began earlier this month. Households across the borough will receive 80 ...
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