Wokingham Bikeathon is back and open for entries
PLANS for this year’s Wokingham Bikeathon have been revealed, with a few changes in place for 2017. The 35-mile and ...
Tag: Cycling
Cyclist in road crash: my helmet saved my life
“I WOULD have died instantly without my helmet,” said a cyclist hit by a car last week. Chris Luff, who ...
‘Fit and healthy’ cyclist died along Swinley red route
THE FAMILY of the cyclist killed while riding in Swinley Forest in July said they are ‘humbled and honoured’ that ...
A329 cycleway third phase is on track for 2016 launch
WORK on the third section of the A329 cycleway in Wokingham is due to start next month. The new cycleway, ...
Cyclists en route from Wokingham to Paris for brain damage charity
A MAN who is recovering from a brain injury is currently pedaling to Paris to raise funds for the charity ...
Traffic light tarmac on Reading Road baffles Winnersh residents
RESIDENTS in Winnersh have been left confused by multi-coloured tarmac that has been laid across roads in the village. The ...
Reading’s Boris Bikes come to Earley Station
READING’S popular ReadyBike scheme is being extended into Wokingham for the first time with a rack of eight cycles at ...
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