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Read moreDetailsPlans have been put forward which include increasing the council's focus on independent travel and more emphasis on Personal Transport Budgets
Read moreDetailsThe first phase of a controversial cycle route in Woodley is nearly complete.
Read moreDetailsConcerns have been raised about the impact of a plan for more than 2,000 homes on the edge of Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsA taxi driver has raised the alarm over confusing signage for a bus lane along one of the busiest roads in Reading.
Read moreDetailsDrivers are facing heavy traffic on a major Reading road as urgent water works are carried out.
Read moreDetailsGreat Western Railway and Network Rail have said that reductions in services on many routes are expected as temperatures soar today
Read moreDetailsWork to create cycle lanes in Woodley has been slammed as 'a waste of money' and 'disastrous' by neighbours.
Read moreDetailsA major stretch of the M4 in Berkshire will be closed for an entire weekend next month while engineers install new high-voltage power lines.
Read moreDetailsMajor crackdown launched on 'short-faring' to tackle passengers deliberately avoiding full rail fares.
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