Wokingham schools and community groups invited to apply for free compost
Donations of re3grow compost are being offered by re3, the waste management partnership between Bracknell Forest, Reading, Wokingham Borough Councils
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IN THE GARDEN: Grow your own compost
Gardening in February is all about enjoying the early signs of spring and getting ready for the growing season.
PLASTIC FREE HOME: For peat’s sake end extraction for horticulture
David Lamont Peat and its use by gardeners has once again featured heavily in headlines this year. In this two-part ...
Compost back on sale at re3 recycling centres
PEAT-FREE compost is now available to buy at re3 recycling centres. Generated from recycled garden waste by residents of Bracknell ...
Applications and pre-payment for garden waste collection now open
The council said that invoices will no longer be issued to residents to charge them for the service, but instead ...
Borough’s grass cuttings have been recycled into compost that Wokingham residents can now buy
THE COMPOST for your garden might just feel familiar this year – it could well be made out of your ...
Share a brown bin with a neighbour says Wokingham councillor
SHARE the cost with a neighbour is the message about the Council’s garden waste collection scheme. Applications for the new ...
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