TRIAL FOR KERBSIDE COLLECTION OF GLASS
A trial of the kerbside collection of glass will go ahead following agreement from councillors attending Woking Borough Council's Executive meeting last night (Thursday 27 July).
A trial of the kerbside collection of glass will go ahead following agreement from councillors attending Woking Borough Council's Executive meeting last night (Thursday 27 July).
Plans for a closer working relationship between Woking Borough Council and Surrey Police moved a step closer at last night's Executive (Thursday 27 July), when councillors gave the green light to develop plans for cross-agency working at a neighbourhood level.
Plans which identify two Green Belt sites in the Borough as possible locations for waste management facilities, prompted objections from Woking's councillors at a meeting of the Executive last night (Thursday 27 July).
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