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Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council's new digital parking permit system will be launched on Wednesday, November 1, replacing the current physical permits
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has welcomed the U-turn on scrapping One Day Travelcards by Transport for London
Read moreDetailsSome motorists heading to Thames Valley Park will be forced to make a six mile diversion next month.
Read moreDetailsAfter two intrepid residents set out to go and see one of our twin towns, Reading is hosting an exhibition and talk about their experiences
Read moreDetailsPLANS TO scrap the One Day Travelcard have reportedly been averted as Transport for London strikes a deal with the government
Read moreDetailsReading Buses is set to make bus travel around town easier than ever as it introduces new option to pay for tickets
Read moreDetailsSOUTH Western Railway has partnered with charity Missing People on a campaign to help people in crisis and prevent them from becoming missing
Read moreDetailsA READING road has been closed following a water leak.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire has been placed under a yellow weather warning for heavy rain.
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