Thames Valley Park - Transport Links

Transport Links

The site is at the Northern terminus of the A3290 (formerly part of the now shortened A329(M)) giving good connections to the M4 and A4. Originally the A329(M) was supposed to follow the river West from Thames Valley Park towards a final junction with Vastern Road.

There is also a free bus service between Thames Valley Park and Reading railway station which in turn has good transport connections for London and Heathrow Airport.

A railway station to serve Thames Valley Park was proposed in the 1998 Reading Borough Local Plan. It would occupy the site of the former coal sidings of the closed Earley power station. As at April 2013, the station had not been built.

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