Drivers warned as busy stretch of M4 to shut next month for major power line works
A major stretch of the M4 in Berkshire will be closed for an entire weekend next month while engineers install new high-voltage power lines.
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£500,000 boost announced for historic Crowthorne train station after years of campaigning
It is set to benefit from a half-million-pound restoration project.
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SWR launches major crackdown on ‘short-faring’ ticket cheats
Major crackdown launched on 'short-faring' to tackle passengers deliberately avoiding full rail fares.
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Reading Buses staff recognised with national leadership awards
Two senior members of staff at Reading Buses have won national honours at a new awards ceremony celebrating leaders in the passenger transport
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Huge £201m landmark rising by the M4 reaches major milestone
The huge facility that is being built near the M4 is moving closer to fruition as one phase of the project is nearly complete.
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‘Dangerous’ Bracknell-Wokingham junction set for major 48-week transformation
Work to create a roundabout at what has been labelled as a 'dangerous' road junction between Bracknell and Wokingham will take 48 weeks.
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Wokingham MP: Burnham must do more on buses
Jones: I call upon the new prime minister to go further supporting public transport and investing in walking, cycling and wheeling.
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Threatened bus service to continue
Thw 151 service was facing cancellation next month due to financial challenges.
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‘It’s dangerous’: Councillor demands answers over Wokingham Without roundabout plan
A long?promised safety upgrade at one of Bracknell and Wokingham's most difficult junctions has been put in focus by a Wokingham councillor
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Spaghetti Map will encourage children to hunt for city artworks
Families travelling to London in the holidays can have fun and get creative
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