Wokingham’s Climate Emergency annual report is ‘a moment of pride’
Cllr John Halsall said Wokingham Borough Council's climate emergency action plan report is something to be proud of.
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Councillors clash over Wokingham’s carbon neutral targets
THE LIBERAL Democrat group has accused the borough council of “not being honest” about progress in the plan to achieve ...
Green grants for home owners in Wokingham borough
Wokingham Borough Council is encouraging residents to apply for energy-saving grants.
LGA hosts climate change webinar for councils to learn about scrutinising plans
“We hope that our report will help councils to ... consider the impacts that scrutiny can play in terms of ...
FROM THE CHAMBER: Action needed now on climate emergency plan
By Cllr Sarah Kerr When it comes to tackling both climate change and air pollution, it’s important to be pragmatic, ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: The heat is on, now we must take action
IN CASE you hadn’t noticed, it ain’t half hot mum. Over the past few years, we have seen some extreme ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: We can’t ignore the climate emergency
NEWS that the new leader of Wokingham Borough Council wants to declare a climate emergency is welcome. There can be ...
New Zealand Archbishop to talk climate change in Wokingham church
A LOOK at the role Christians can play in tackling climate change will be explored in a new talk taking ...
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