Thousands of warrants issued for unpaid parking by Wokingham Borough Council
Wokingham borough council has issued 3,985 warrants to its bailiff services.
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Bus service improvements approved
Some routes will run more often and for longer.
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GWR warns of rail disruption on Sunday amid engineering works
Rail users should expect considerable disruption amid engineering works on train lines this weekend, GWR has warned.
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“Ghost bus stop” in the spotlight
The bus stop has never been served by a bus.
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Bus services boost for Wokingham
Bus services in Wokingham borough are set to get a £1.9 million boost.
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Figures for park and ride revealed as thousands use service from Winnersh Triangle to Reading
The figures of a park-and-ride bus service into Reading that was severely reduced have been revealed.
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Details confirmed for roundabout roadworks
Road closures set to cause significant disruption for drivers until March 2026.
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‘Significant’ rebound in park and ride trips
The figures for the park-and-ride bus service from Winnersh Triangle into Reading have been revealed.
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Link road agreed to serve new housing
Part of Waterloo Road will be diverted,
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Road closed in Finchampstead due to dangerous tree
The tree was reported to have split, andin danger of falling.
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