M4 crash near Reading causes delays after fuel spillage
A crash on the M4 near Reading has caused delays for drivers after a fuel spillage led to lane closures on the motorway.
Read moreDetailsA crash on the M4 near Reading has caused delays for drivers after a fuel spillage led to lane closures on the motorway.
Read moreDetailsIran conflict forces borough musician to take complicated escape route
Read moreDetailsTraffic is now passing under the railway bridge by Loddon Bridge Road after emergency services finished work at the scene.
Read moreDetailsChaos on the road as drivers asked to avoid the area
Read moreDetailsPoliticians are divided on new plans for the A4 in Reading, saying that creating new space for the bus lane on London Road won't slow down drivers.
Read moreDetailsResidents have criticised new plans for the A4 in Reading, saying that extending the bus lane on the London Road won't improve things.
Read moreDetailsReading has been granted tens of millions in funding to continue its transport and travel initiatives over the next four years, councillors confirm
Read moreDetailsmajor emergency response has been launched after a serious incident led to the closure of Rushey Way in Earley.
Read moreDetailsThe proposed changes would introduce expanded capacity for vehicles on Sidmouth Street and a scaling back of an underused cycle lane.
Read moreDetailsJoint proposals between Reading Borough Council and Wokingham Borough Council would involve a shake-up of public transport routing between the towns
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