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Buses to Reading’s RBH free until end of the month on this route

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Tuesday, March 21, 2023 7:02 am
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The new park and Ride 300 service replaces the old H3 service and is open for visitors, staff, students, and members of the public. Picture: Courtesy of Reading Buses/Gellico

The new park and Ride 300 service replaces the old H3 service and is open for visitors, staff, students, and members of the public. Picture: Courtesy of Reading Buses/Gellico

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READING Buses have launched a new route to the Royal Berkshire Hospital park & ride with a special fare until the end of the month.

This service runs non-stop between Mereoak park & ride, Reading University, Royal Berkshire Hospital and Thames Valley park & ride.

Travel between Mereoak park&ride, RBH and Christchurch Green is free until March 31, with all day parking at Mereoak just £1 per vehicle.

This offer is only valid for travel to and from Mereoak park&ride with passengers using Thames Valley park&ride still needing to buy a ticket on the bus or app as normal.

Buses will run up to every 20 minutes on weekdays, starting around 6.30am and finishing around 7pm. Journey time between Mereoak park & ride and the hospital will be around 20 minutes.

Network Rail’s ongoing works on the London Road railway bridge will mean a temporary timetable on the 300 to help reduce disruption. It will run until May when works are completed.

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During the period of this temporary timetable, from 9am and 4pm buses will only be running between Mereoak park&ride and RBH, and won’t be serving Thames Valley park&ride.

Bus fares exclude car parking charges, but passengers will still be able to pay for this on bus at either site. All-day parking costs just £1 at Mereoak park & ride, and £6 for all-day at Thames Valley Park & ride.

If you are parking at the Thames Valley park & ride site, you must register your vehicle at the machine before buying your parking on the bus. If you don’t register your car, it could mean a fine.

Full details at: https://www.reading-buses.co.uk/hospital-park-ride-300

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