Group formed to look into litter bins
Further investigations on the future of Wokingham's public bins have got under way.
Tag: wokingham litter
These bags – full of litter – make James proud
Adopt a Street Wokingham has been busy sprucing up the town centre, and just in time for the shops to ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Lead by example, pick it up and bin it – it shouldn’t take a child to teach us the obvious
IT SHOULDN’T take an eight-year-old to set an example to us grown-ups. But there it is, Orson Lewis has made ...
NEIL COUPE: Let’s work together to keep Wokingham tidy
It feels as though life is gradually returning to something resembling normality, (or a ‘new normal’ to use the vernacular), ...
Wokingham’s Litter Heroes do a pick-up to help tidy town centre
Wokingham Monthly Litter Pick WOKINGHAM’S town centre is looking a little tidier this week, thanks to the efforts of a ...
Volunteers wanted for Wokingham Litter Heroes litter pick
THE MONTHLY Wokingham Litter Heroes litter pick takes place on Saturday, February 9. Volunteers should turn up at 10am at ...
Wokingham’s wombles unite! Litter pickers wanted to make town tidier
A NEW YEAR’S resolution could help keep Wokingham town tidier. Wokingham Litter Heroes is launching a regular event to help ...
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