WoBC Autumn Report 2022
Wokingham Kidical Mass The inaugural Wokingham Kidical Mass took place on Saturday 13 August at the peak of the August heatwave with temperatures hitting around 35 degrees. Around 25 riders […]
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RBC Summer Report 2022
Reading Borough Council (RBC) Again, little of consequence has happened over the last three months. Cycle Forum and CAST meetings should have taken place in late March or April 2022, […]
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WBC Summer Report 2022
West Berkshire Council (WBC) eCargo Bikes for Local Businesses New eCargo bikes are being offered to local businesses in West Berkshire to try out as part of a new environment […]
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WoBC Summer Report 2022
Wokingham Borough Council (WoBC) What’s in a name? After May’s council elections, control of WoBC reverted from Conservative control to no overall control with the subsequent formation of a Liberal […]
Continue ReadingRBC Spring Report 2022
Little of consequence has happened over the last three months. Cycle Forum and CAST meetings should be taking place in late March or April 2022. Shinfield Road Scheme RCC made […]
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WBC Spring Report 2022
The West Berks Cycle Forum met on 18 January. Extension/s to the Eling Way The extensions are viewed as being part of the Newbury–Didcot link connecting large villages in West […]
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It’s been an interesting few months for Active Travel infrastructure planning in Wokingham Borough Council, taking some tentative steps forward, followed by some stalling and now a serious risk that […]
Continue ReadingRBC Winter 2021 Report
After a quiet time since meetings in August, the Cycle Forum took place in November (see below), and the CAST meeting is due in December. I’m not aware of any […]
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Opening of Newbury Station Cycle Hub The second Cycle Hub on the north/town side of Newbury Station, between the new car park and the western end of Platform 2, was […]
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I have to start by giving credit to Wokingham Active Transport Hub (WATCH), a group as the name suggests set up to promote active travel in the Borough. WATCH have […]
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