Speed limits to be reviewed throughout Wokingham Borough
Safety of roads across Wokingham Borough is to be considered as the council will review the speed limits across the borough.
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Work on new cycleway from Coppid Beech roundabout to town centre begins Monday
“Having cycleways providing a seamless route into Wokingham town centre, means our residents will be able to ride easily between their homes, shops and other key locations.”
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Transport police warn against using public transport unnecessarily
“If you don’t need to travel by rail or Tube, then don’t - and if you do need to, give yourself plenty of time."
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Reading Buses changes to help commuting key workers
Reading Buses say sky blue 15 will benefit from a more reliable timetable and additional journeys will run on purple 17 between town and Norcot Junction to provide a combined...
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Reading Buses boss pledges safety for customers and staff
The company has also swapped as many buses as possible to provide drivers with screens in the driving cab, minimising the chances of the virus being passed between customer and...
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Police issue advice to keyless car drivers after string of thefts
Thieves are breaking into keyless cars by intercepting the signal from the key stored inside the owner's house.
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