Shift Up: The devil is in the diesel
Motoring with Lee Kahl. ‘What kind of car should I buy?” is, without a doubt, the most common question people ...
Tag: driving
Shinfield man found guilty of drink-driving
A MAN from Shinfield has been banned from driving for 20 months after being found guilty of drink-driving. Paul Anthony ...
Free car check-ups for winter drivers on Thursday
AS JACK Frost’s grip on the borough continues, residents are being invited to get some free winter driving tips at ...
Horse power plan to solve go slows on A329M
RUSH hour will soon be neigh bother when a new way to travel the A329M is launched. The Wokingham Paper ...
Ambulance and fire crews attend Christmas Day incident on A329M
Emergency crews were called out to an incident on the A329m on Christmas Day. A driver reported that he was ...
Fog and roadworks to hit tomorrow’s commute
THE Met Office has issued a warning for dense fog across the south of England from this evening through to ...
Mill Lane road closure to continue until Friday
A ROAD closure which have caused grief for motorists is set to continue until Friday. Mill Lane in Sindlesham will be ...
Finally! Signs and road markings appear on the A329M
After a week of confusion for motorists using the A329M, the Wokingham Paper can reveal that signs and road markings ...
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