No trains between Paddington and Reading this Sunday morning
As part of Network Rail's performance improvement plan in the Thames Valley ? named Project Brunel ? there will be no trains between Paddington
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New 30mph speed limits coming
'The proposed restrictions are considered to be necessary and expedient.'
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New bus shelters coming this week
Bus shelters across the borough are being replaced.
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Free weekend bus travel set to return for Christmas
The initiative was also in place during the same period in 2023.
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Plan ahead for weekend travel
National Highways is urging drivers to plan ahead if travelling to Reading this weekend.
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All aboard for railway exhibition
The exhibition will mark 175 years since the railway came to Wokingham.
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Initiative for young drivers
Go Drive aims to reduce road accidents among young drivers by fostering safer driving attitudes and behaviour.
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Roadworks start on London Road
The closures have started today.
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California Cross: ‘genuinely equal for pedestrians, cyclists and vulnerable road users’
Why we need to make roads better for everyone - not just car drivers
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St Paul’s Church cedar to be felled in October
After a short delay, work on the unsafe Wokingham tree will go ahead
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