Why Wokingham’s new 30mph signs are already being taken down
The council will be removing the signs early in the New Year.
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Look out for Grittney Spears on the roads
Borough's five gritters are officially named by school children
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Bridge installation begins on major new road
South Wokingham Distributor Road works progress
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Work to begin on new walking and cycling route from Woodley to Palmer Park
Woodley town centre will link up with Palmer Park
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Improvements to Woosehill roundabout in Wokingham agreed in principle
Proposed works intended to support planned new active travel route
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Free travel for bus passengers in Berkshire this Christmas
Bus passengers will be able to enjoy free festive bus travel in Berkshire on selected dates this month.
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Beware of parking scam
Wokingham borough council has said it has been contacted again by concerned residents who've received a text claiming they owe us a parking fine.
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Safety concerns raised
Pupils heading to school deserve to get there safely, a Wokingham Labour councillor has warned.
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Parking plans agreed
The permits will control who is allowed to park in a road. Anyone caught parking without a permit can be fined.
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Reporting road damage during winter
Wokingham Borough Council sees more damage to our roads as water seeps into cracks and expands when it freezes, which weakens surfaces over time.
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