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Roads and streets for gritting revealed by Reading Borough Council during meeting
Dozens of roads and streets will be prioritised for gritting in Reading as winter approaches and temperatures are expected to ...
Shake-up on Reading’s roads could see taxis go electric by 2028
A SHAKE-UP to the way in which taxis operate across Reading could see them go electric as petrol and diesel ...
Roads across Reading to be closed for improvement works
A number of main roads that run throughout Reading are set for improvement works to be undertaken over the summer
Major route in and out of Reading to see lane closures for three months, so a bridge can be painted
MOTORISTS are being warned temporary traffic lights will be in place at one of the major routes in and out ...
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