New A329M layout is ‘safe’ and ‘reducing queues’ say road bosses
Road bosses behind a controversial new layout to a major road through Wokingham have defended the changes, saying that it is ...
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At last! Signs to be installed on A329M … but there will be road closures
Parts of two motorways and their slip roads on the A329M and the M4 will be closed this week and next ...
M4 roadworks planned for next week
Roadworks will be carried out among stretches of the M4 next week, with lane closures in force between Junctions 7 ...
Closures continue on A329M slip roads next week
Work to ease congestion on the A329M slip roads will continue next week. The scheme to widen the slip roads ...
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 ...
Highways England will install permanent signs on the A329M
HIGHWAYS England has confirmed it will be installing permanent signs at an altered junction on the A329M. Over last weekend, the road ...
Changes to A329M causes confusion among motorists
CHANGES to the M4 junction on the A329M has been causing concern and confusion among motorists. New road markings and ...
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