Doorstep recycling trial for soft plastics expected to come to Reading from next month
EMPTY plastic bags, crisp packets and chocolate bar wrappers could soon be collected in Reading for recycling, as part of ...
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E-waste recycling firm iWaste moves to Arborfield
Intelligent Waste Management Ltd, known as iWaste, has taken over a lease on a unit at Ducks Nest Farm, Arborfield ...
FROM THE LEADER: How food waste has boosted Reading’s recycling rates
Every local councillor, no matter where they serve, will know that making any significant change to bin collection regimes is ...
New initiative sees drop in food waste and increase in recycling rates across Reading
The council has confirmed that since October 2019 Reading's food waste recycling rate has risen from 32% to over 50%
Bowled over … Wagamama to launch new recyclable takeaway containers as it aims to reduce its carbon footprint
A POPULAR restaurant chain with a branch in The Oracle is looking to reduce its carbon footprint with a new ...
Dobbies launch compost bag recycling scheme in its Shinfield and Hare Hatch stores
A NEW scheme aimed at reducing plastic waste will see compost bags recycled.
New free bulky waste collection service begins in Reading
A free bulky waste collection service has been launched across Reading, allowing carless residents to more easily dispose of their ...
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