Diversion of A264 and creation of new C622

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Reading
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Diversion of A264 and creation of new C622

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Wasn't sure where to put this, I actually remember them building this road and shutting up the old A281 link to by The Shelley, now the "bypass" has been bypassed and will become a local feeder road.

As an aside what is now the council depot by Halfords and going into the Tesco car park was a ROC Bomb Disposal base when I was a child so hopefully nothing untoward will be found

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Re: Diversion of A264 and creation of new C622

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OS mapping now shows the original bypass as being downgraded and the A264 following the second bypass. I believe the previous highest used class III number in West Sussex was C621, so the C622 number isn't too big a surprise.
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