Road safety in the spotlight
A list of roads in Wokingham Borough where you are most likely to be injured in an accident.
Tag: road
‘It could have been catastrophic’: Residents call for speed limit reduction on major road
FINCHAMPSTEAD residents have voiced safety concerns about one of the village's main roads.
Shinfield Relief Road FINALLY opens (and it’s late)
SIXTEEN months after it was due to open, the Shinfield Eastern Relief Road finally opened to traffic this morning ... ...
Rewind Festival: How do I get to Rewind Festival this weekend?
REWIND Festival 2017 is nearly upon us, but where exactly is it taking place? Famed for its fancy dress, 80s ...
Arborfield Relief Road plans to go on show
AN exhibition of the proposed route of the new Arborfield Relief Road, and the work that has already been carried ...
Cold weather delays Shinfield Relief Road opening
Plans to reopen part of the new Shinfield Relief Road has been delayed due to the cold weather. Freezing temperatures ...
Cyclist in road crash: my helmet saved my life
“I WOULD have died instantly without my helmet,” said a cyclist hit by a car last week. Chris Luff, who ...
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 ...
M4 to close in BOTH directions to install new relief road
THE M4 in Wokingham will be closed overnight next week to allow work on the Shinfield Eastern Relief Road to ...
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