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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Have your say on parking restrictions
Wokingham borough council is planning to restrict parking at various locations around the borough.
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‘Crucial’ works to see rail lines closed between Reading and Wokingham this weekend
From Saturday, October 25, up to and including Monday, October 27, closures will affect rail travel between Reading and Wokingham.
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‘You don’t know what you’re doing’ claim towards council
"Dysfunctional roadworks" in Wiltshire Road and Crutchley Road were questioned.
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Easthampstead Road closure to be delayed
"Current expectation is that the work will commence in April 2026."
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Residents frustrated by daily ‘traffic chaos’ at Wokingham Railway Station Crossing
Resident reports kilometre of stationary traffic
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Sewer repair to take months
Repairs on Evendons Lane will require a closure until at least Christmas.
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Supermarket in Wokingham open as usual despite roadworks
Three-way traffic lights have been installed on the Tesco roundabout.
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Train lines reopened but delays and cancellations expected due to barrier
All train lines at Wokingham are currently closed due to a fault with barriers at a level crossing.
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Work to start on new route
The project will connect Woodley precinct to Palmer Park.
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