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Police incident blocks lanes on the A329 — motorists urged to expect delays

A police incident has led to lane closures on the A329. Drivers are advised to allow extra time, follow directions from officers and check official channels for updates.

Police incident blocks lanes on the A329 — motorists urged to expect delays
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A police incident on the A329 has led to lanes being blocked, affecting traffic on a key route through the borough. Details remain limited at present, with local authorities operating at the scene.

What we know so far

News providers have issued live updates indicating that lanes are closed on the A329 while police deal with an ongoing situation. No further specifics — including the nature of the incident, any injuries or the expected duration of disruption — have been confirmed publicly at the time of writing.

Advice for drivers

  • Allow additional journey time if your route uses the A329.
  • Obey directions from police officers and traffic management personnel on site.
  • Avoid the area where possible and use alternative routes or public transport.
  • Check official sourcesThames Valley Police, local council travel updates and reputable local media — before setting out.

Commuters should be mindful that even a single lane closure on the A329 can cause substantial delays, particularly at peak times, because the road connects several towns and is used by commuter traffic across the borough.

Where to get updates

Source Recommended action
Thames Valley Police Follow their official social media or website for statements and safety instructions.
Local news outlets Monitor live blogs and traffic bulletins from local publishers for rolling updates.
Traffic apps (e.g. Inrix, Google Maps) Use for live congestion mapping and suggested diversions.

InfoRadar will follow developments closely and publish confirmed details as they become available. For now, drivers and residents are urged to remain vigilant and to avoid sharing unverified information that could hamper emergency response.

Alexander Murray
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