Bus driver keeps his cool in fajita the moment to avoid Mexican cuisine
THE sight of a large fajita lying in the middle of the road in Lower Earley has caused quite a ...
Tag: Reading Buses
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 ...
Lions to stop at Wokingham train Station from the New Year
WOKINGHAM’S new bus service will be expanded in the New Year, with new timetables and a route that takes in ...
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 ...
Two taken to hospital following crash near Three Mile Cross this morning
TWO people have been taken to hospital following a crash involving a car and a bus near Three Mile Cross ...
Have your say on 19a/c buses to Woodley and Earley
A CONSULTATION on a subsidised bus service has been launched by Wokingham Borough Council. The 19a/c service, run by Reading ...
Broken down train in Winnersh results in travel chaos
HUNDREDS of rail passengers in Wokingham experienced a disrupted journey home this evening after the line between the town and ...
Commuters hit as trains stop between Wokingham and Reading: in tweets
It's been a rubbish commute home tonight - a broken down train at Winnersh meant that trains between Wokingham and ...
Meet the Lion as it roars into Wokingham on Thursday
Weeks after it took over a bus service that connects Wokingham with Reading and Bracknell, plans have been announced for ...
A327 to close at Shinfield and Arborfield for three weeks
The A327 in Shinfield will close for three weeks from tomorrow - and diversions will be in place, including changes ...
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