Proposed M4 route now complete
6th January 1967, Page 32
6th January 1967
Page 32
Page 32, 6th January 1967
— Proposed M4 route now complete
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WITH the publication of a further 20 miles of motorway in Berkshire, the route of the 140-mile-long M4 between London and South Wales is now complete. From Wickham, north-west of Hungerford, to Theale, west of Reading, the 164-mile proposed route passes south of Welford, north of Boxford and Winterbourne and south of Chieveley. It continues north of Oare, Hermitage, Frilsham and Bradfield. There it turns south-east to meet the published line for the extension of M4 westwards from Maidenhead by-pass, near Theale.
A line of route for the M4 to the west of this section was published in draft in September 1966, and has still to be confirmed.