BINGATE: Wokingham Borough Council leader pledges to do all he can to reduce risk of mistakes happening again
THE leader of Wokingham Borough Council has pledged to do all he can to reduce the risk of mistakes such ...
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BIN-GO on hold as Wokingham Borough Council pauses plan to reduce bin emptying and grass cutting schedules
ACROSS Wokingham, overflowing bins have been left unemptied, bottles of urine and bags full of dog's mess next to them
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 ...
Bin collections to start from 5.30am for rest of week says Wokingham Borough Council
The decision to move collections forward is to protect waste crews from the high temperatures expected this week.
Wokingham Borough Council launches bin bag collection scheme
The borough council is opening its Shute End offices to help with the collection of pre-ordered bin bags.
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 ...
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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