‘It could be as bad as December 2000’: Warning over flooding as Showcase Roundabout partially submerged
AVOID the area ? that's the message as a major route that connects Wokingham borough with Reading has been closed ...
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Heavy traffic around Showcase Roundabout and A329m
TRAFFIC around the A329m and Showcase Roundabout is extremely heavy this morning – Wednesday, February 26. There are no reported ...
Showcase Roundabout flooding action pledged to ensure it won't happen again
FIXING flooding of the Showcase Roundabout to ensure it doesn't happen again would be a priority if the Liberal Democrats ...
WINNERSH FLOODING – Pictures show extent of flooding
Flooding at the Showcase Roundabout Picture: Tony Johnson Winnersh has been flooded after heavy rainfall from Storm Dennis saw the ...
NO LIONS: Service being diverted between Wokingham and Reading
https://twitter.com/reading_buses/status/1229370986434265088 THE SHOWCASE Roundabout is flooded and, as a result, Reading Buses has had to change its service routes. The ...
FLOODED SHOWCASE ROUNDABOUT: How to avoid the area
WITH the Showcase Roundabout flooded and partially closed to traffic, motorists are stuck in jams. Reading Buses tweeted earlier that ...
River Loddon bursts banks causing severe flooding across Winnersh, Hurst and Woodley
Parts of the Winnersh roundabout by Showcase Cinema have been closed due to flooding, with traffic being re-directed.
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