Unauthorised lights removed
Wokingham Borough Council acted quickly to remove a set of unauthorised traffic lights.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council acted quickly to remove a set of unauthorised traffic lights.
Read moreDetailsNetwork Rail completed the final phase of the resignalling work in the Wokingham area last week.
Read moreDetailsSpeedwatch is a national initiative which enables volunteers to assist in policing the speeds of vehicles in their area.
Read moreDetailsReading station is playing host to a family fun day encouraging the use of public transport and explaining train safety today, Thursday, February 15
Read moreDetailsThe fleet will be running on the Reading Buses lion 4 and X4 routes between Reading and Bracknell, and through Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsThe government is also providing an additional £418,000 extra this year, and again next year, for additional work on potholes.
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead 'now or never' project to start on Monday.
Read moreDetailsImprovement work will see the railway line between Reading and Gatwick Airport close for nine days.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council's Conservative group said the number of motorists making claims against the Council for pothole damage have snowballed.
Read moreDetailsPlans were submitted by Reading Borough Council for the works at the Mereoak park and ride.
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