Snow falls in Reading and causes gridlock and chaos days before Christmas – a look back at 2009
FIFTEEN years ago, an unexpected snowfall brought Reading to a standstill.
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Met Office warns snow could cause disruption this week
THE Met Office has warned snow could cause disruption this week ? with Reading and Wokingham in the potential area ...
Outside chance it could snow in Wokingham or Reading tomorrow
THERE is an outside chance it could snow in Wokingham or Reading tomorrow.
MET Office issues yellow warning of snow from tonight
A Yellow warning of snow and ice has been put in place across central England and parts of Scotland, including ...
Rough sleepers in Reading given additional support as St Mungo’s and council operate Severe Weather Emergency Protocol
WITH temperatures hovering around zero, a charity that helps homeless people has been active across Reading.
Road users in the South East advised not to travel unless essential
AS SNOW falls across the south east, road users are being advised not to travel unless absolutely essential.
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