Borough mayor cuts the ribbon for Winnersh surgery renovation
DOCTORS at Winnersh Surgery will be able to treat more patients, after a successful refurbishment of their premises. Over the ...
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Parents ‘betrayed’ as council change planned safe route to new school
PARENTS are angry that vegetation has won out over education after the council performed a dramatic U-turn over plans to ...
UPDATE: Shinfield Relief Road will now open ‘spring 2017’
THE OPENING of one of the first new distributor roads in the borough has been delayed yet again, meaning it ...
New route for Bohunt school footpath revealed
A NEW footpath route to allow students attending the new Bohunt School in Arborfield to get to and from lessons safely ...
A329m: drivers blamed for road delays
The answer to motorists' misery? Build an extra lane! Drivers blamed for delays Lane changing at fault 50mph speed limit ...
Impact of Park and Ride plan shown in artist’s impression
CAMPAIGNERS against a proposed park and ride scheme have released images showing the potential light pollution that will hit the ...
A329M to re-open ahead of schedule this weekend
WORKS to repair the A329M Loddon Viaduct has been completed ahead of schedule. The repair work, which started on July ...
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