VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: We must not be taken for another ride
THE draft Transport for the South East Transport Strategy is not only a mouthful, but a host of wishful thinking. ...
Tag: public transport
Electric bus coming to town tomorrow
A fully electric bus is being trialled this week as part of Winnersh Park and Ride.
Reading East MP raises importance of quality public transport to cut congestion
CONGESTION in busy towns was raised in parliament last week by one of the borough’s four MPs. Reading East’s Matt ...
Wokingham children get on their bikes to learn how to ride
More than 300 children across Wokingham Borough are learning how to ride a bicycle, thanks to a council initiative. As ...
Catch the bus to Ikea’s new Reading store
TWO new bus routes are to be extended to bring public transport to the new Ikea store, meaning Wokingham borough ...
Zone fares and changes to stops for Courtney Bus routes
It's all change to Wokingham’s buses as a new timetable and system is introduced from next month. Services run by ...
Christmas and New Year bus times for Leopard and Lions
WOKINGHAM’S new bus service will be taking it easier over the festive period, with changes to the services between Christmas ...
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