Huge backlog for road repairs
The amount needed to fix the current backlog of repairs was reported to be £16.3 billion.
Tag: roadworks
Roadworks to bring chaos to Finchampstead
Finchampstead 'now or never' project to start on Monday.
Happy new motoring year? Overnight road closures planned for M4 from January 2
AFTER suspending roadworks for Christmas, National Highways is preparing to start work again on the M4
Going, going … It’s nearly gone! London Road rail bridge works that have brought misery to motorists for months nearly over
Reading's London Road rail bridge works: almost completed
Lower Earley Way to face road closure on Thursday for surface works – but the times, they are a-changin’
Residents of Earley were left shocked earlier this week to be told a busy road would close for roadworks during ...
Stuck in queues for the railway bridge? Three Tuns crossroads will be closed next week as well
RESIDENTS already affected by the works to repair a railway bridge are being warned over closures on another route between ...
Roadworks and winter help weaken Wokingham’s roads … but with £12.6bn backlog across England and Wales, what hope of getting our highways shipshape?
MORE THAN 5,000 roadworks are undertaken on Wokingham borough roads every year ? with utility companies responsible for 75% of ...
Two-way traffic lights on Whitley Wood Lane
WOKINGHAM motorists may experience delays to their journeys in the coming weeks due to roadworks.
Commuters warned to avoid road closure on busy Earley road
COMMUTERS are being warned to avoid a major link road that straddles the Reading/Wokingham borders as it will be closed ...
TONY JOHNSON: Winnersh woe’d works
There’s a first time for everything and this commentary is by request. As anyone who’s been keeping up with social ...
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