Update: Oxford Road reopened following road traffic collision
OXFORD ROAD, Reading, has reopened following closure due to a road traffic collision. Reading Buses posted to social media just ...
Tag: Road Closure
Friar Street closed due to fallen masonry
A STREET in Reading has been closed due to fallen brickwork. Friar Street has now been closed in both directions ...
Cherry picker to cause daytime closure of Watlington Street next week
A CHERRY PICKER is the reason for a road closure planned for east Reading later this month.
Friar Street in Reading town centre to be closed for crane works
FRIAR STREET in Reading town centre is to be hit with an overnight road closure next week.
Overnight road closure for resurfacing works to take place this Friday
A MAJOR route in and out of Reading is to be closed overnight for works.
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