Potholes: we’re looking into it
FROM THE CHAMBER With Cllr Pauline Jorgensen Cllr Pauline Jorgensen Potholes. It’s a real frustration for so many residents in ...
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£500,000 pledged to help tackle potholes across Wokingham – and new equipment to avoid road closures
AN ADDITIONAL £500,000 is being promised to tackle potholes across Wokingham borough. It comes after the council tackled 4,236 potholes ...
Residents urged to report potholes using Wokingham council website app
THEY’RE driving us crazy and springing up everywhere. But a new initiative from Wokingham’s Conservatives is aimed at making them ...
Berkshire to get almost £5 million to use in battle against potholes
NEARLY £5m is to be spent in the battle against potholes on Berkshire’s roads. The Government says the scheme will ...
Council rebukes Redwood over pothole spending claims
CLAIMS by Wokingham’s MP that the borough’s pothole problems were being ignored were met with a sharp response by the ...
Pothole repairs mean Lower Earley Way is closed
Repairs to a road that links Shinfield with Lower Earley mean that it is closed this week. Wokingham Borough Council ...
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