MP pushes for action over Great Western services in Twyford
ONE of the borough’s four MPs has called for action to improve rail services for her constituents. Theresa May, who ...
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Cracked points repair to cause week of disruption on railways
COMMUTERS are facing a week of disruption thanks to a points failure on the railway line close to Wokingham station: ...
Trains delayed after death at Twyford Station
Train services between London Paddington and the Thames Valley are currently delayed, cancelled or on hold following today's fatality at Twyford ...
Ram raided Wokingham Station keeps calm and carries on….
The hunt is still on for thieves who reversed a Land Rover into Wokingham Station to steal a cash machine. ...
Man hired to stop theft of railway cable is caught stealing railway cable
A man who was employed to help prevent the theft of railway cable has been sentenced for stealing just that. More ...
Wokingham train delays – your tweets
With rail services in Wokingham this morning hit by cancellations and delays, due to over running engineering works, you have ...
Commuters hit as trains stop between Wokingham and Reading: in tweets
It's been a rubbish commute home tonight - a broken down train at Winnersh meant that trains between Wokingham and ...
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