Changes to bus timetables
Changes are coming to some buses in Wokingham borough.
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Council investigating ‘dangerous’ junction
It is looking into the reasons behind a spate of accidents at a busy junction.
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Minor delay to California crossroads works
It is likely to be Monday, September 2, before the main junction is ready to open.
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Park and ride buses to return
The weekday bus service between Winnersh Triangle and Reading is returning next week
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Winnersh Park & Ride to see £1 returns, including parking, from next week
Reading Borough Council has announced that it is offering an introductory price for buses serving a new Park & Ride in Winnersh
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All change on the buses
Councillor Paul Fishwick, the executive member for active travel, transport and highways, highlighted the changes.
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Road resurfacing in the spotlight
'We would like to do lots of resurfacing, but lots of resurfacing is very, very expensive.'
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Little wall, big problem
'What we have found is a little wall - and the little wall is listed'.
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Sinkhole: more investigations today
Investigations set to happen today.
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Wokingham Borough Council is set to receive additional funding of more than £500,000.
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