Winnersh danger junction: ‘No right turns on relief road’
At least four drivers crashed on the first week the Winnersh Relief Road opened, after making illegal right hand turns.
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Police hit drivers with fines and points on licence for illegal right turns on Winnersh Relief Road junction
Wokingham North Neighbourhood Policing Team said it is “taking action” following concerns over the new changes to the traffic lights ...
TONY JOHNSON: Winnersh woe’d works
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TONY JOHNSON: Power Struggles
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Winnersh gas main roadworks to close road junction for two weeks
WORK to replace a gas main in Winnersh will move to its next phase later this month. SGN has been ...
Borough’s roads struggle after Winnersh closure
MOTORISTS were faced with long delays last week as a major route through Winnersh was closed. King Street Lane was ...
Thieves steal cigarettes from Sainsbury’s again
Thieves returned to a supermarket they raided just a fortnight ago, once again stealing cigarattes from the kiosk close to ...
Man’s face slashed during assault at Winnersh
A man had his face slashed during an attack in Winnersh on Monday night. Thames Valley Police said that a ...
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