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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Free bus travel for disabled passengers
The decision was made in direct response to comments from disabled residents.
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Parking problem is ‘not fraud’
App showed car parked in Woodley when actually parked in Denmark Street.
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Network Rail awarded for Wokingham signal work
Network Rail and its partners completed a five-year £375 million programme betweek Wokingham and Feltham.
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Crossroads open, but branded ‘dangerous’
Some suggest it's a disaster waiting to happen.
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Review for ‘inappropriate’ speed limits
Campaigners had launched a petition demanding speed limits be reduced.
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Met Office issues yellow weather warning of thunderstorms, possible flooding
Heavy rain and thunderstorms were forecast across much of the UK, stretching from the southernmost coast of England to as far as Edinburgh
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Travel more for less
Wokingham Borough Council is reminding residents they can travel more for less.
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Busy road set to close for nine weeks
SGN has confirmed it will be carrying out essential work starting on September 2.
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Changes to bus timetables
Changes are coming to some buses in Wokingham borough.
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