‘Stop treating Whistley Green as if it’s a race circuit’ warning
‘STOP treating Whistley Green like a race circuit’, Hurst residents have urged after describing the village as “one of the ...
Tag: speeding
Go slow: Wokingham Borough Council pledges speed signs in Finchampstead after road safety petition
“The pavements are too dangerous to walk along due to the speed of the passing freight vehicles and other reckless ...
Speed limits to be reviewed throughout Wokingham Borough
Safety of roads across Wokingham Borough is to be considered as the council will review the speed limits across the ...
Police are 'working extremely hard to reduce speeding' across borough
THE POLICE are working hard to making roads across the borough safer. That’s according to a spokesperson for Thames Valley ...
Grazeley resident calls for action on speeding after man's death – and videoing a Fiat travelling at 91mph in a 40mph zone
SPEEDING in one of Wokingham’s villages was raised at the Executive meeting, after a man died in an accident earlier ...
Call for speed signs on new village gates in Hurst
New £5,500 entrance “gates” designed to stop speeding are not getting their message across say road users, writes Sue Corcoran. ...
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