Government commends council for tackling parking problems in Bracknell Forest
A government minister has commended the council for tackling a shortage of parking spaces in Bracknell.
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Listening to speeding concerns
Wokingham borough council is taking action after residents shared their concerns
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MP calls for more evening trains
Clive Jones has asked for the timetable to be revised.
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RingGo still in use for parking
Wokingham borough council has confirmed it is still accepting car park payment using the RingGo app.
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Weekend junction closure postponed
Discussions were needed with with two utility firms.
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Fine for Sonning weight breach
A driver has been fined more than £1,000 for breaching the weight restriction for Sonning bridge.
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British Transport Police records ‘shocking’ rise in sex crimes that took place at Thames Valley train stations
Thousands of train station crimes are reported every year, and sex offences at stations across the UK have soared to all-time highs.
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Parking charges in Wokingham up – again
These latest increases mean that parking for one hour in Wokingham town centre will have risen by 87% since May 2023.
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New parking app plans revealed
It will be a 'one app fits all' parking platform.
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“Lethal” crossing set for repair
A zebra crossing close to the town centre has been earmarked for repainting.
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