Shocking study ranks Reading among Britain’s most dangerous places to cycle
An alarming new study has named Reading the worst place for cyclist safety outside London.
Read moreDetailsAn alarming new study has named Reading the worst place for cyclist safety outside London.
Read moreDetailsTwo senior members of staff at Reading Buses have won national honours at a new awards ceremony celebrating leaders in the passenger transport
Read moreDetailsA councillor has voiced frustration at having to wait for years for his street to be resurfaced.
Read moreDetailsConfusion has been raised about what 'bus gates' are, as they are responsible for thousands of fines each year in Reading.
Read moreDetailsRoadworks at a busy roundabout are causing long queues of traffic for drivers in Reading.
Read moreDetailsFamilies travelling to London in the holidays can have fun and get creative
Read moreDetailsThe reasons why thousands of people are fined for driving into bus lanes and gates in Reading might be down to insufficient signage
Read moreDetailsNeighbours are being invited to share their views about measures to improve journeys for cyclists along one of the busiest roads in Reading.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage following a road traffic collision in Reading in which a pedestrian was seriously injured.
Read moreDetailsA clash has taken place over a Reading Buses service that has been saved just days before it was supposed to be cancelled.
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