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Reading Magistrates' Court parking, nearest station and routes

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Getting to Reading Magistrates' Court

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Local Access & Driving Guidance

  • EV Charging: Public EV charging point (Evolt) located around 98 m away (~1 min walk, 2 bays).

Parking Options

Closest Car Park
Reading Station - Reading (APCOA)
17 mins walk (1.3 km)~£26.00

Other on-street, local or venue-specific parking may also be available closer to the entrance.

Nearest Rail Station

Primary Station
Reading Station Direct Walking Route
Pedestrian Walk:15 mins(1 km)

Park & Ride Options

Winnersh Triangle
Train:500
Alight: Minster Street
Walk: 6 mins (405 m)
Free parking with return transit ticket · Regular daytime departures
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Mereoak
Bus:600
Alight: Bridge Street
Walk: 5 mins (333 m)
Free parking with return transit ticket · Regular daytime departures
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Thames Valley
Bus:300
Alight: RBH South Wing
Walk: 7 mins (414 m)
Free parking with return transit ticket · Regular daytime departures
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Coppid Beech
Bus:4
Alight: Minster Street
Walk: 7 mins (443 m)
Free parking with return transit ticket · Regular daytime departures
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Visitor Essentials

Location

Address
Reading, RG1 7TQ

Planning your visit

Last-Mile Approach & Walking Map

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