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WoBC Summer Report 2020

5 July 2020AliceLeave a Comment on WoBC Summer Report 2020

Having just landed the position of RCC representative for Wokingham Borough Council, I am still finding my way and hence this report will be shorter than people may have come […]

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Cycling Facilities in Woodley 2008-2019

1 June 2019Keith2 Comments on Cycling Facilities in Woodley 2008-2019

In 2008 Woodley Town Council sponsored the Woodley Community Partnership, which asked me to produce a report on better cycling facilities for the town. The report was well received by […]

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WoBC Summer Report 2019

1 June 2019KeithLeave a Comment on WoBC Summer Report 2019

Wokingham Borough Council (WoBC) recently consulted on the next ‘Greenway’ it is proposing to build. Greenways are traffic-free walking/cycling routes, typically using existing paths and bridleways, and will be shared-use […]

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WoBC Spring Report

6 March 2019KeithLeave a Comment on WoBC Spring Report

There are two new cycle routes on the West side of Wokingham. The first is the next stage of NCN422 between Holt Lane and Simons Lane. This is similar to […]

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WoBC Autumn Report

15 December 2018KeithLeave a Comment on WoBC Autumn Report

I responded to the consultation by WoBC on the western part of the North Wokingham Distributor Road from the M4 overbridge to Toutley Road. This is proposed to be a single-carriageway […]

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Winnersh Relief Road Phase 1

WoBC Summer Report

1 June 2018AliceLeave a Comment on WoBC Summer Report

WoBC has submitted a planning application to itself for stage 2 of the Winnersh Relief Road, which will connect Lower Earley Way with Reading Road by the M4 overbridge. This […]

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Wokingham Borough Council Spring Report

9 March 2018Alice1 Comment on Wokingham Borough Council Spring Report

Traffic in Wokingham has been causing a headache for Wokingham Borough Council (WoBC) because of delays in the project to renovate the market square. With the road closed from Peach […]

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