Twyford High Street to close for gas works next week
A stretch of Twyford's High Street will be closed next week. The road, between the A321 Wargrave Road and Silk ...
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Peach Street to be closed overnight this week
MOTORISTS are being warned that Peach Street in Wokingham will be closed overnight this week. From 9pm tonight (Monday) the ...
Closures continue on A329M slip roads next week
Work to ease congestion on the A329M slip roads will continue next week. The scheme to widen the slip roads ...
Temporary closure of Mill Lane next week
MILL Lane in Sindlesham will be closed off-peak for two days next week. The road will be closed between 9.30am ...
Highways England will install permanent signs on the A329M
HIGHWAYS England has confirmed it will be installing permanent signs at an altered junction on the A329M. Over last weekend, the road ...
All aboard for a faster rail service
THE good news now arriving on platform one is more rail services to Waterloo – and they’ll run faster too. ...
Traffic alert: Avoid M4 if possible
Drivers are being advised to avoid the M4 westbound tonight between junction 18 for Bath and junction 19 for Bristol ...
Station link road due to be completed this weekend
ROADWORKS in the centre of Wokingham which have plagued motorists for months will be finally coming to an end this weekend. ...
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