Signs will be improved at park and ride
Council says it will be improving the signs at the site.
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Parking costs up again in Wokingham borough
The cost of parking in Wokingham borough is set to rise again next month.
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Hatch Farm Way work was planned
Modifications to a road that has been the scene of numerous accidents had been planned, and was not as a result of recent media attention. Wokingham Today featured the story...
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Bus service affected by ‘overhanging trees’
It offered apologies for reduced capacity on the route.
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Wokingham car park spaces ‘too small’
Wokingham will fine drivers who park outside the identified parking spaces.
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‘Someone has to die before action is taken’ on Winnersh road
The road has been the scene of at least 12 accidents in the past three years.
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All change at California crossroads
Works at California crossroads are set to move to phase two this week.
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MP takes aim at council’s ‘lack of pride’
Sir John Redwood has taken to his blog to fire criticism at Wokingham Borough Council.
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Tips to limit glare when driving
There's a growing problem of headlights that can blind other drivers.
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Accident causing traffic jams
Traffic in Wokingham was at a standstill this morning.
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