Wokingham residents turn black boxes into environmental projects
Wokingham residents are being encouraged to repurpose their black boxes following the delivery of the new, waterproof recycling sacks.
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‘Bag your cardboard if you can’ says Wokingham Borough Council
Wokingham borough residents are told they can, for now, leave their cardboard next to their new recycling sacks - as ...
Plan for recycling sacks to be discussed at urgent council meeting next week
“Originally we were going to discuss this at the Thursday, September 24, executive meeting but we’ve brought it forward due ...
Recycling sacks: Council approves funding for a plan it has not approved
If approved next month, the bags will take between 12 and 16 weeks to be procured and an additional five ...
Wokingham Borough Council scrutiny committee to review recycling bags decision
Cllr Clive Jones, deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats said the plan had been rushed through, and the council had ...
Delaying recycling sack plan will cost Wokingham £600,000 warns council leader
“We made the call-in because the decision-making process hasn’t been giving proper scrutiny, not by opposition councillors and probably not ...
Wokingham resident challenges borough council over “hessian” recycling sacks
"Can you reassure residents who are concerned about the environment impact and guarantee that the hessian bags will be made ...
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