Bearwood Road closure delayed
It was due to be closed for more than six months.
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Sewer repair needs more work
Specialist intervention is needed after previous efforts caused the excavations to collapse.
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Plan ahead for three-day railway closure
Train services between Wokingham and Reading will be replaced by buses.
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Further steps to reduce congestion from roadworks
Planned road closures have been postponed.
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Last chance to comment on parking permits
You have until Sunday to have your say.
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Twyford station car park petition launched
It asks Wokingham Borough Council to work with Great Western Railway to assess the full need.
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Traffic chaos as Molly Millars Lane diversions begin
Queues form at bottlenecks as motorists navigate closures
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Finchampstead Road closure starts today
There will be diversions and be some disruption for up to five months.
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Jones calls for rail fares freeze
Call to ".. give commuters in Wokingham a reliable service and fair deal."
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New world record for GWR train
It achieved the furthest distance by a battery-electric train on a single charge.
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