Reading 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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Plastic bags to be collected from Reading doorsteps in first phase of new recycling scheme
Plastic bags and food wrappers will soon be collected from the doorsteps of Reading homes as part of a £200,000 ...
re3 recycling centres to keep booking system at Reading and Bracknell centres, and looks to make improvements
AN INNOVATION born out of necessity, a system to make Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell's recycling centres run smoothly has been ...
STORM EUNICE: Reading schools advised to close, waste collections cancelled
FOLLOWING The Met Office's upgrading of Storm Eunice to a red alert, Reading Borough Council has advised residents to avoid ...
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