Car overturned at Cow Lane roundabout
A CAR has overturned near the Reading Festival site. The black car is currently on its side within the width ...
Tag: Traffic
FROM THE LEADER: Exploring ways to make traffic flow more easily
Next week the Council will publish its latest draft Local Transport Plan (LTP), which sets out a vision for transport ...
King’s Road set to close for a month due to essential underground works
A portion of King's Road is set to close for a month while the council undertakes necessary repair works on ...
Motorists face long delays for three months so a railway bridge in east Reading can be repainted
MOTORISTS are facing long delays to get in and out of Reading due to a three-month project to repaint a ...
Road works and flooding see travel disruption across Reading
Traffic caused by works on major routes throughout Reading have been worsened by flooding, leading to increased travel disruption
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