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Recycling

There are a few different items that people put in their recycling bins that catch them out.
Bins

Binman warns Brits they cannot put 1 common item in recycling or it will be refused

Flytipping at the bottle banks at Kensington Park, West Reading. Flytipping at the bottle banks at Kensington Park, West Reading.
East Reading
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Reading facing delay of more than a year for kerbside glass recycling

A campaign was rolled out in November last year to boost food waste recycling in Reading. A campaign was rolled out in November last year to boost food waste recycling in Reading.
Food waste
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Council leader celebrates food waste recycling figures and pushes for improvements

Flytipping at the bottle banks at Kensington Park, West Reading. Flytipping at the bottle banks at Kensington Park, West Reading.
Recycling
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Kerbside glass recycling finally set to be introduced in Reading

Matt Rodda, the Labour MP for Reading Central. Matt Rodda, the Labour MP for Reading Central.
Recycling
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German style plastic bottle recycling could be coming to England

Waste being recycled at the re3 Smallmead recycling centre in Whitley, Waste being recycled at the re3 Smallmead recycling centre in Whitley,
Recycling
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Claim that Reading and Berkshire councils burn more recycling waste than they should

Waste being recycled at the re3 Smallmead recycling centre in Whitley, Waste being recycled at the re3 Smallmead recycling centre in Whitley,
Freedom of Information
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Revealed: recycling from Reading is being sent to Vietnam and Asia

The blue bags collected as part of the plastic bag and film recycling trial covering Reading and Bracknell. The blue bags collected as part of the plastic bag and film recycling trial covering Reading and Bracknell.
Reading Borough Council
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Recycling plastic wrapping trial expanded to 10,000 homes in Reading

A bottle bank in Erleigh Road, East Reading. There have been calls for kerbside glass recycling in Reading. Credit: James Aldridge, Local Democracy Reporting Service A bottle bank in Erleigh Road, East Reading. There have been calls for kerbside glass recycling in Reading. Credit: James Aldridge, Local Democracy Reporting Service
Central Reading
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What to do when bottle banks get overflowed in Reading

A family getting rid of food waste. Concerns have been raised that bin liners have been unavailable. Credit: Reading Borough Council A family getting rid of food waste. Concerns have been raised that bin liners have been unavailable. Credit: Reading Borough Council
Labour Party
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Concerns raised as people can't get hold of food waste bags in Reading

Recycling bins in Reading. Currently, people have to go to bottle banks to recycle used glass. Credit: James Aldridge, Local Democracy Reporting Service Recycling bins in Reading. Currently, people have to go to bottle banks to recycle used glass. Credit: James Aldridge, Local Democracy Reporting Service
Reading Borough Council
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Reading council explains why it doesn't have kerbside glass recycling when West Berkshire does

J Mould Reading, located at Pinewood Lane North of Berrys Lane in Burghfield, Reading. Credit: Google Maps J Mould Reading, located at Pinewood Lane North of Berrys Lane in Burghfield, Reading. Credit: Google Maps
Around Reading
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Reading council slammed for not opposing 'health hazard' incinerator plan

Two women sorting out the recycling. Credit: Canva Two women sorting out the recycling. Credit: Canva
Christmas 2021
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When are tips open near Reading over Christmas?

Councillor Shirley Boyt (Labour) proposed rolling out waste & recycling bins across the borough. Credit: Local Democracy Reporting Service / WBC Councillor Shirley Boyt (Labour) proposed rolling out waste & recycling bins across the borough. Credit: Local Democracy Reporting Service / WBC
Bins: Public Meeting
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Bid to roll out waste & recycle bins across Wokingham borough rejected

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