Caught on camera: Wokingham Traffic Wardens park on double yellow lines to issue tickets
A LOCAL resident has called double standards on a traffic warden who parked in double yellow lines to issue parking ...
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Pensioner’s disabled bay parking fine cancelled by Wokingham Borough Council
A pensioner who was charged with a parking fine in December, 2018, has had it cancelled following a report by ...
Mourning family hit with ticket for parking in Wokingham town centre taxi rank
A RETIRED businessman mourning the death of his late mother is furiously contesting a parking ticket he says was issued ...
Parking fines revealed ahead of Wokingham warden launch
TRAFFIC WARDENS will be issuing tickets across the borough from Monday and the range of fines that people will be ...
UPDATED: Overnight car park charges plan from Council
Plans to charge Wokingham borough residents to park overnight have been unveiled by the Council. A consultation was launched earlier ...
Borough to apply for its own parking powers
PARKING powers could be placed in Wokingham Borough Council’s hands. Last night, the council’s executive voted to apply for civil ...
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