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Crosfields left ‘disappointed’ as crossing proposals dropped

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Wokingham Borough Council decided not to install a crossing near Crosfields School's main entrance. Cllr Paul Fishwick, executive member for active travel, transport and highways, confirmed additional traffic safety measures were not required at a council meeting on January 19. The vast majority of students travelled in by car or bus and deemed a pelican crossing unnecessary.

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Crosfields left ‘disappointed’ as crossing proposals dropped

A SHINFIELD SCHOOL has expressed its disappointment after Wokingham Borough Council decided not to install a crossing near its main entrance. Cllr Paul Fishwick, executive member for active travel, transport and highways, confirmed additional traffic safety measures were not required at Crosfields School during a council meeting on January 19. Having visited the site, he reported that the vast majority of students travelled in by car or bus and …

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