Reading Festival sees new safety measures and some travel disruption
The event sees new safety hubs, bans disposable vapes, the return of the cinema tent, and a new and improved ...
Tag: safety
Report on Three Tuns crossing recommends changes to junction
Council pledge a public consultation into one of the borough’s busiest crossroads to see if it can be made safer ...
Anger after new Wokingham school block opens without sprinklers
A DECISION to build a new school facility without sprinklers has been blasted by Wokingham’s Liberal Democrat leader. Last week, ...
Lollipop ladies outside schools could be cut, council announces
LOLLIPOP ladies could soon be a thing of the past if a proposal is passed by Wokingham Borough Council (WBC). The council ...
A329M: police stats show fewer accidents since lane switch
WOKINGHAM’S infamous ‘danger’ motorway is actually safer as a result of the change - but the agency behind the new ...
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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