Office of Rail and Road figures for April 2023?March 2024 show that Reading central station is the 9th busiest in the country outside of London
Read moreDetailsA partnership between Reading Buses and one of its optimisation providers is set to continue following a successful year-long trial period.
Read moreDetailsPassengers advised not to travel
Read moreDetailsAs part of Network Rail's performance improvement plan in the Thames Valley ? named Project Brunel ? there will be no trains between Paddington
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that a new pedestrian and cycle bridge is set to be put in place this weekend
Read moreDetailsReading Buses reported that a police incident taking place near Coley Park meant that services on route Bronze 11 were being affected.
Read moreDetailsTrain services around Reading are set to see temporary reductions as maintenance works are conducted on routes in southern England.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has announced that a new road scheme to improve bus transport along Oxford Road is set to come into effect this week.
Read moreDetailsReading Buses is marking 20 years since the introduction of their colourful route branding this week
Read moreDetailsNational Highways is urging drivers to plan ahead if travelling to Reading this weekend.
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