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SSEN

Where the tree used to be in Redlands Road, Reading, near its junction with Morgan Road, prior to it being cut down.
East Reading
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Decades old tree irrevocably damaged by electricity workers cut down in East Reading

The SSEN power sub station and former bottle bank site in Erleigh Road, East Reading, now sealed off from the public. Credit: James Aldridge, Local Democracy Reporting Service The SSEN power sub station and former bottle bank site in Erleigh Road, East Reading, now sealed off from the public. Credit: James Aldridge, Local Democracy Reporting Service
East Reading
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Bottle bank site that became flytipping hotspot FINALLY sealed off

Essential works being undertaken by SSEN in Valley Road, Burghfield Common. Credit: SSEN Essential works being undertaken by SSEN in Valley Road, Burghfield Common. Credit: SSEN
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Fears child could hit by car in Berkshire village due to electrics works

Jason Brock amongst the Reading skyline. Jason Brock amongst the Reading skyline.
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Council leader on lack of electricity capacity causing problems at housing projects

Micky Leng, lead councillor for planning on Reading Borough Council, amongst the town\'s skyline. Credit: James Singleton www.jsaerial.co.uk / Reading Borough Council Micky Leng, lead councillor for planning on Reading Borough Council, amongst the town\'s skyline. Credit: James Singleton www.jsaerial.co.uk / Reading Borough Council
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Council fears over electricity capacity as hundreds of homes are built in Reading

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