Shinfield school’s two entrances cause councillors to miss each other for vital road safety meeting
TWO ENTRANCES caused a diplomatic incident at a Shinfield school last month ? one councillor was at one, while another ...
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Four needed to step up to Winnersh Parish Council
Winnersh Parish Council is looking for four new councillors on a volunteer basis. Based at Winnersh Community Centre, at Bearwood ...
London Road cycleway is unsafe for children, says local councillor
Cllr Paul Fishwick argues the new London Road cycleway is too dangerous for children to ride.
'Borough would be an enormous rat run': Transport strategy suggests building new Shinfield road to link M4 with M3
HAD IT gone ahead, Wokingham Borough Council would have been accused of signing away rights to determine where new roads ...
Fines soar with check-in parking
PARKING TICKETS have increased by more than 500% since the new check-in, check-out machines have been added to a popular ...
Heathrow third runway: council poised to change stance as Wokingham Labour launches petition against
THE Council is poised to change its stance over a third runway for Heathrow airport, as Labour launches a petition ...
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