Shelters improve bus service for new residents
Wokingham borough council has installed six new bus shelters.
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Rise in parking warrants
The number of parking warrants issued in Wokingham increased by more than 160% between 2024 and 2025, data has revealed.
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Parking wardens praised across community
Wardens are making more visits to schools than in the previous financial year to improve road safety for pupils, which has been well received.
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Restrictions to target inconsiderate parking
New parking restrictions are being proposed in the borough, in response to people parking inconsiderately.
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New resident parking permit scheme approved
Changes to how resident parking permits operate in Wokingham borough have been approved.
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Resident proposals for better bus services in Earley and Woodley
Residents in the suburbs of Reading have called for better bus services in the area, particularly to the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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Free festive buses
Wokingham borough council is offering free single fares on all local bus journeys that start in Wokingham borough running up to Christmas.
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Roundabout project “progressing as planned”
The current phase is due to run until late January.
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Enjoy free weekend bus travel in the borough this Christmas season
Wokingham Borough Council to make single journeys free borough wide
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Speed reductions due to take place in Wokingham towns and villages
A clampdown on driving speeds is due to take place in Wokingham and its surrounding towns and villages that could see speed limits reduced to 20mph.
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