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M4 closures set to affect Reading and Wokingham

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Monday, September 26, 2022 10:13 am
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Parts of the M4 will be closed for the next three weekends. Picture: Burgess von Thunen

Parts of the M4 will be closed for the next three weekends. Picture: Burgess von Thunen

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MOTORISTS using the M4 may be required to find alternative routes due to planned closures.

Various parts of the motorway will be closed over the next three weekends.

The M4 and associated slip roads will be closed eastbound between junctions 12 and 11 from 8pm on Friday, September 30 to 6am on Monday, October 3.

Clearly signed diversions will be in place utilising the A4 and A33.

The following weekend, from 8pm on Friday, October 7, to 6am on Monday, October 10, the section between junction 11 and 10 will be inaccessible, with motorists directed to use the B3270, A3290 and A329M.

The same part of the M4 will be closed between 8pm on Friday, October 14, and 6am on Monday, October 17, with the same diversions used.

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The works are part of the M4’s smart motorway project, adding an extra lane to reduce congestion and technology on the road to smooth traffic flows.

Drivers are advised to check for updates online as poor weather conditions could cause works to be postponed at short notice.

For more information, visit: www.nationalhighways.co.uk

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