Please see below for directions to the closest accessible 'pay and display' car parks, which are just a few minutes walk from the hall.
The Reading Civic B Car Park
170 spaces 24 Hour parking
Reading Civic B
12 Castle Street,
Reading,
RG1 2LQ.
The exit on the roundabout for this car park is next to the Police Station, directly opposite the SA hall. After taking the exit, onto Castle Street, the Police Station and the Magistrates Courts will be on your left. (See the sign for the Hexagon and car parks.) Immediately after the Magistrates Courts, is a small mini roundabout where you turn left onto Dusseldorf Way. You will very shortly come to the Reading Civic B car park which is on your left. (Please see the pictures below).
At the Parking Meter, you can pay by cash, card or Ringo app. If you use the app, it is a little less expensive, but if that isn’t an option, the week-end charges are:
The Reading Civic B Car Park (Week-end rates)
Up to 1 hour £1.80
Up to 2 hours £3.00
Up to 3 hours £4.00
Up to 4 hours £5.50
Up to 5 hours £6.50
Please see the pictures below for more information, including full details of the rates.
Once you have parked, there are steps up from the car park, that will take you to the back of the Magistrates Court. It is then, depending how quickly you walk a 4/5 minute walk to the hall.
The Broad Street Car Park
750 spaces 24 Hour parking
Broad Street Mall
Broad Street Centre
Reading
RG1 7QE
To reach it, continue on Dusseldorf Way, past the Reading Civic B car park, on what becomes a one way system, which will bring you to the Broad Street Car Park.
The Broad Street Car Park (Week-end rates)
Up to 1 hour £2.10
Up to 2 hours £4.10
Up to 3 hours £5.10
Up to 4 hours £6.10
Up to 24 hours £8.10
If you use this car park, return to the Army hall, across the walk way, towards the Magistrates Courts and when you reach the Police Station, turn right. This will take you past the Police Station, back to the roundabout, where you will find yourself at a pedestrian crossing, directly facing the Salvation Army hall across the roundabout.
