Re3 recycling site
The re3 recycling centre at Smallmead, off the A33 in Reading, has closed to the public until further notice. They have done this because of the prime minister’s instructions to protect NHS services and vulnerable people by immediately closing non-essential businesses.
There were 17 new planning applications for Church, Katesgrove, Minster, Redlands and Whitley wards this week. They may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
These planning applications may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
These planning applications may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
Stream at Island Road
The Smallmead recycling centre on Island Road is selling ‘re3grow’ compost, available in 40 litre bags for £3.50 or 3 bags for £10. It has been processed in Oxfordshire from garden waste taken directly to the tip and from kerbside green waste collections; 90% of the content is from Reading, Wokingham or Bracknell.
These planning applications may be discussed at one of the next Reading Borough Council planning applications committees.
David Nolan, Smallmead MRF supervisor
You can find out what happens to the rubbish you put into your recycling bin during recyling week, which lasts until 29 September. The re3 material recycling facility (MRF) off Reading’s A33, more commonly known as the Smallmead tip, is running free public tours this week.
Roadworks on Island Road, which leads from the A33 to the Smallmead waste recycling centre, will start on Monday 15 January and last for eight weeks.
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