Wokingham Borough Council spends £6 million fixing roads
Wokingham Borough Council has completed its annual road maintenance programme, spending more than £6 million. Andy Glencross, assistant director for ...
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Wokingham Borough Council spends £6 million on roads during pandemic
Wokingham Borough Council has spent more than £6 million on road maintenance throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Report on Three Tuns crossing recommends changes to junction
Council pledge a public consultation into one of the borough’s busiest crossroads to see if it can be made safer ...
National Express suspends all coaches across the UK after this weekend
“Passenger numbers continue to fall as the public rightly follow government advice to avoid non-essential travel. The decision to temporarily ...
Balfour Beatty construction workers are 'treated like they're dispensable' says Wokingham resident
“They’re all concerned on the site. They raised it to their managers, but they said that until the Government shuts ...
TONY JOHNSON: We’re on the road to somewhere
While last week’s commentary took a brief look at the overall scope and content of the proposed Local Plan, this ...
More than 3,500 responses to future transport consultation
ORGANISERS behind a three-month publication consultation into the future of transport in the South East have thanked those who took ...
Smart software to reduce commuting times and ease congestion
The borough council hopes that as the traffic signals are upgraded, commuters will begin to notice reduced delays and improved ...
Flooding causes traffic delays across the borough
Heavy rainfall across Berkshire has caused flooding and traffic delays.
‘Lorries driving over Wokingham’s potholes are keeping me awake at night!’
A WOKINGHAM man is calling for action as he is losing sleep over potholes. Tim Rollinson claims lorries thundering through ...
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