Berkshire Industrial Archaeology Group plan walk around canal and Coley branch line
MEMBERS of Berkshire Industrial Archaeology Group are planning a walk around the Kennet and Avon Canal and the Coley Branch ...
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Water levels on River Thames reach record levels as Reading floods
WATER levels on the River Thames are the highest they have ever been ? beating a record held for more ...
‘It’s vandalised daily’: Councillor calls for action to help frustrated Newtown residents get past blocked towpath
WORKS to stabilise a wall structure that prevents a towpath from falling into a canal is seeing vandalism on a ...
See Reading in a new light, thanks to narrowboat rides on the canal
THERE'S A new way to get around Reading ? and it couldn't be more graceful.
Teenager placed headlock and robbed while enjoying view of canal
A TEENAGER enjoying views of the Kennet and Avon Canal was placed in a headlock during a robbery. The incident ...
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