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Wokingham Borough Council - Hillside
Executive Member for Highways and Transport

Pauline has lived in Earley with her family since 1984. She is married to Norman and their son David is a researcher at Imperial College.

First elected to the Borough Council in 2008, She is currently the Executive Member for Highways and Transport.

Pauline is experienced in both politics and business; she has been a councillor since she was 26. She has a BSc Hons in Zoology and an MBA and gained extensive business experience holding senior positions in IT, technology, programme delivery and people services. She currently works at Heathrow for British Airways. She stood as a Conservative parliamentary candidate in 2017.

In her spare time she is very interested in photography and history, especially naval military history, architecture and of course aviation.

 

News

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£8million road resurfacing programme continues

Tuesday, 12 January, 2021

Investing in resurfacing key transport routes across the area will help to ensure when road use increases again we’ll be able to provide even more of our residents with smooth, safe journeys whether travelling in their vehicles, on public transport or by bike.

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Environmental Best Practice Award for Wokingham's highways contractor

Friday, 9 October, 2020

Carbon cutting and green initiatives by Wokingham Borough Council have helped its highways contractor win an environmental award.

JR and PJ at junction Earley Winnersh

Pauline Jorgensen and the challenges of improving our highways

Thursday, 8 October, 2020

Highways is always exciting, it’s one of the only universal services we have and it seems everyone has an opinion, one of the issues is they often don’t agree with each other.

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Pauline Jorgensen says improving road surfaces is a top priority

Thursday, 8 October, 2020

“Ensuring residents can have smooth journeys on safe roads, whether in their vehicles, on public transport or by cycling, means keeping surfaces in a good condition" says Cllr Pauline Jorgensen, executive member for highways and transport. Thousands of residents will see the benefits of improved road surfaces on main travel routes throughout the borough thanks to a £800,000 programme, starting on 19 October. This is part of your Conservative led council’s £8million investment in road improvements during 2020-21 and follows an extensive programme earlier this year. 

Stay safe and shop local

Thursday, 24 September, 2020

Wokingham Borough Council is urging residents to stay safe and shop local in the borough’s towns and villages in a new signage campaign. 

JR and PJ at junction Earley Winnersh

More work begins soon to improve local roads

Wednesday, 23 September, 2020

Councillor Pauline Jorgensen - executive member for Highways - is delighted to list the roads in the borough due for remedial work in October.

Phase 2 of the 2020/2021 Highways programme is planned to start on 19th October 2020.

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Improving safety for school bus passengers

Wednesday, 2 September, 2020

These additional services are helping get all pupils to school who live two miles or more away from where they attend school. We’re grateful to all residents who have adjusted their own transport to avoid the school travel times and make it easier to get all children to school on time and as safely as possible.

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Eco-friendly plastic kerbs part of new cycleway

Tuesday, 18 August, 2020

Plastic kerbstones made from recycled materials have been installed as part of a new cycleway to help people travel in and out of Wokingham town centre. Using plastic kerbs reduces the amount of carbon produced in manufacturing, transport and construction by about 40% compared to concrete kerbing.

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Reducing congestion and improving public transport

Friday, 14 August, 2020

“Providing more options for sustainable transport options is crucial for Wokingham Borough Council to reach our carbon neutral target for 2030 and improve air quality in our town centres. 

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New Lease of Life for unwanted bicycles!

Thursday, 13 August, 2020

"It's great news that within the last year, over 4,000 bikes left a re3 recycling centres have been re-used instead of being sent to landfill. This benefits our environment, as well as generating savings for council tax payers through the reduction of waste disposal costs.

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Contact Pauline Jorgensen

Cllr Pauline Jorgensen
Planters Lodge
Cutbush Lane
Earley
RG6 4UU
0118 986 8732
07557300712
pauline.jorgensen@wokingham.gov.uk

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