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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Two Sonning roads to close for three-day works
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Earley schools damaged by flooding set to reopen tomorrow
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Peach Street to be closed overnight this week
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