FLOODING: Roads and footpaths across Reading area closed
HEAVY rainfall has seen the River Thames burst its banks after reaching its highest level ever recorded.
Tag: River Thames
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 ...
Councillor makes renewed call for third River Thames bridge
CAVERSHAM residents are 'fed up' with HGVs using the village as a cut-through and need a third bridge across the ...
River boat cruising firm seeks alcohol and music licence for Caversham-based boat
A RIVER cruising company is hoping to come to Caversham and has applied to Reading Borough Council for the necessary ...
Swan Uppers travel along the River Thames to check on the King’s swans
The King's Swan Warden travelled the River Thames to check on the cygnets, find out if there were any injuries, ...
Reading’s Whittington Tea Barge to change hands as couple running it step down after 10 years of brewing
A POPULAR floating tea room on the banks of the River Thames is changing hands.
Racing the dragon: Rotary Club welcomes teams on the river for the first time in three year
DRAGONS were spotted on the River Thames for the first time in three years.
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