Calls for compensation for California traders
Support is growing for Wokingham Borough Council to provide assistance for businesses that have been damaged by the California crossroads roadworks.
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M25 full closure details revealed
There will be five full closures between now and September 2024
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Parking meters: all options being considered
Wokingham Borough Council has stressed that no decisions have been made regarding the introduction of parking meters.
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No change for major road
A major new road in Wokingham will not be redesigned for pedestrians and cyclists.
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‘We are open’ call from businesses
Businesses at California crossroads have issued a call to remind residents that they remain open whilst the roadworks are taking place.
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Workers act to boost safety
California crossroads contractors have acted to ensure the safety of parents and children.
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Calls for Crosfields crossing
A girl said she is 'really scared' of being hit by a car on a busy A-road where the council has refused to build a crossing.
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M25 workers balloted over strike action
Motorway maintenance workers employed by Balfour Beatty are being balloted for strike action.
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New bus launched
Thames Valley Buses launched its new vehicles last week.
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Views sought for A329 plans
Views are being sought on the final stages of a plan to improve cycling and walking links between Winnersh and Wokingham.
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