GWR: some disruption to train lines later this month amid Henley rail works
GWR has announced that there is set to be some disruption to a number of rail lines as a result of rail improvement works taking place in Henley.
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‘Poor communication’ over new speed limits
Residents were told via a social media post four days after the changes.
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Junction to close for new road build
Molly Millars Lane will be closed at the junction with Finchampstead Road until early September.
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New speed limits come into force
'It'll take a few weeks to remove old speed limit signs along these routes ..'
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Take the train to Henley Regatta
Great Western Railway is doubling capacity on trains to make the journey to the Henley Regatta smoother.
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Regatta disruption
More than 300,000 people typically attend the six-day rowing event.
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Pedal to work for awesome prizes
The UK's biggest cycling commuting event returns on July 3.
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“Lethal” crossing repainted
The crossing on Easthampstead Road was reported by residents.
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Naturally Speaking: Are digital ads unhelpful?
Environmental News and Views
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Thinking about electric vehicles for you or your small business?
A free event in Winnersh can tell you all you need to know
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