Council to help cyclists grow confident on roads
Training for adult cyclists who want to improve their confidence on busy roads can now enroll on a training programme ...
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Arborfield Cross Relief Road receives £24 million funding from Department of Transport
A NEW road currently being built in Arborfield has received a boost after receiving Government funding. On Thursday, August 1, ...
Why Woodley paving is driving shoppers crazy
THE paving in Woodley that is driving shoppers crazy was raised by Cllr Jenny Cheng at a meeting of Wokingham ...
Building of new park and ride in Earley’s Thames Valley Park queried by residents at Wokingham Council meeting
WORK on a park and ride that would have been linked to the bus lane bridge over the River Thames ...
Wokingham Paper helps get new footpath for Spencers Wood
The Wokingham Paper in 2017 highlighted the need for action in Spencers Wood A NEW footpath has been opened in ...
Asda to install CCTV following bike thefts
A SUPERMARKET in Lower Earley has pledged to install CCTV following a spate of bike thefts that included an alleged ...
Wokingham Borough Council Executive agree, in principle, to move library
WOKINGHAM’S town centre library is set to move to new, smaller premises in Carnival Pool after Executive approved an ...
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