Procurement process starts for Wokingham Borough’s new wheelie bins, replacing blue bag system
THE switchover from blue bags to wheelie bins has moved a step closer following a procurement decision made by Wokingham ...
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From The Chamber: Why it’s right to introduce wheelie bins to Wokingham
We knew that we had to improve on both counts, by reducing our waste tonnage and increasing our recycling rate
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 ...
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 ...
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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