Bus Travel

Reading Buses have announced minor changes to several of their routes, including some serving destinations in Wokingham Borough.

At Arborfield Green, the Leopard 3 now uses Rowcroft Road instead of Baird Road as a link between Princess Marina Drive and Sheerlands Road.

Extra stops have also been added at Lance Way, and we're hoping to install new shelters alongside them at some point this autumn.

Meanwhile, the Claret 21 from Reading to Lower Earley now has extra buses during the weekday morning and evening peaks.

The Little Oranges 19b, also serving Lower Earley, now has an extra 7.16am journey from Chalfont Way on school days.

Additionally, on the Little Oranges 19c for Woodley and Earley, the 7.40am journey will now start at Royal Berkshire Hospital on school days.

Our Wokingham Borough Public Transport Map & Guide can be found under Related Downloads.

For updates on the latest bus services please visit the bus operators website:

Reading Buses visit: Reading Buses

Or download the Reading Buses app

Thames Valley Buses visit: Thames Valley Buses

Or download the Thames Valley Buses app

Horseman Coaches visit: Horseman Coaches

Carousel Buses visit: Carousel Buses

For information about School Buses visit: School Buses 

Wokingham has a diverse bus network which provides short trips as well as longer distance journeys to places such as Henley, Marlow, Fleet and Farnborough. Links to all bus services operating within the borough are provided under Local Buses.

Try a train and bus workshop

Optalis have produced a short video offering people the opportunity to gain experience and confidence on using public transport.

Bus Passenger Charter

As part of the collaborative work between local bus operators and the Council, a passenger charter has now been agreed. The passenger charter sets out what passengers can expect from local bus services in the borough. This is the first passenger charter for the borough. The Council will engage with local community groups on future revisions.  The Bus Passenger Charter can be found under Related Downloads.

Accessibility Needs

There are many online tools designed to help people with accessibility needs navigate the internet, a large number of them are available for free and simple to use.

The link gives you more advice and signposts you to some of these:

Using technology to help meet your accessibility needs