Princess Square parking charges lowered following outcry from shoppers
PARKING charges at a Bracknell car park have been lowered following huge outcry from shoppers. The Bracknell Regeneration Partnership announced ...
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Evening and weekend parking charges to be introduced across Wokingham borough from August
A charge will be introduced to use Wokingham's car parks at weekends and overnight from August. The Council had hoped ...
The Woodley zone: separate charging plan for town’s car parks
ONLY one part of Wokingham borough will be excluded from the new evening, weekend and bank holiday parking charges after successfully ...
Wokingham Borough Council accused of trying to ‘sneak through’ controversial parking charges
Plans to introduce weekends and overnight charges for the borough’s car parks were almost approved earlier this month – despite strong opposition ...
Woodley Town Council ‘strongly opposed’ to parking charge proposal
PROPOSALS to introduce weekend and evening parking charges across Wokingham Borough has been met with strong criticism from one of ...
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