New sign installed for Station Approach turning in Wokingham
A NEW sign warning drivers not to turn right at a busy junction unless it’s safe to do so has ...
Tag: accidents
Is Wokingham’s Station Approach road junction safe?
CALLS are being made to improve safety at busy road junction following two accidents in two days – the latest ...
‘+UPDATED+ Two car crash on A329M towards Reading but thankfully no serious injuries
Police and ambulance crews were called out after a crash on the A329M this morning. Two cars collided in the incident, ...
Fix the A329M: 2 petitions launched for local and national action
As Highways England prepare to hand back the A329M to Wokingham Borough Council, two petitions have been launched in a ...
John Redwood MP wades into ‘danger’ A329M row
WOKINGHAM’S MP has entered the row over the new A329M junctions, demanding urgent answers and a solution to the ongoing ...
New A329M layout is ‘safe’ and ‘reducing queues’ say road bosses
Road bosses behind a controversial new layout to a major road through Wokingham have defended the changes, saying that it is ...
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