Thames Valley Police has put a Section 35 dispersal order in place in both central Reading and at the Select Car Leasing Stadium ahead of tonight’s football fixture.
Section 35 orders mean police officers and designated PCSOs have increased powers to deal with people aged over 10 engaging in anti-social behaviour or likely to do so, including the dispersal of people.
The dispersal order around Reading Station came into effect at noon on Tuesday, December 12, and will remain so until 3am on Wednesday, December 13.
The order around the SCL stadium will come into effect from 4pm on Tuesday and end at midnight that night.


Brogue wrote:Please everyone be kind to one another tonight
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i just wish people would be kind. its only a game.Orion1871 wrote:Brogue wrote:Please everyone be kind to one another tonight
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Ten years of age and over. That'll be the Oxfud crew thenClyde1998 wrote:https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1734551416671252808
Thames Valley Police has put a Section 35 dispersal order in place in both central Reading and at the Select Car Leasing Stadium ahead of tonight’s football fixture.
Section 35 orders mean police officers and designated PCSOs have increased powers to deal with people aged over 10 engaging in anti-social behaviour or likely to do so, including the dispersal of people.
The dispersal order around Reading Station came into effect at noon on Tuesday, December 12, and will remain so until 3am on Wednesday, December 13.
The order around the SCL stadium will come into effect from 4pm on Tuesday and end at midnight that night.
That's the biggest disappointment with it being on a Tuesday night; we would've had a much better crowd on a Saturday.Stranded wrote:Estimating a crowd of over 16k now tonight. Shame it wasn't a Saturday fixture else could well have topped 18k.
LOL at the blue legends on the map. A handy guide to Reading's attractions for the archetypal Oxford United supporter.Clyde1998 wrote:
ALOL I hadn’t noticed that. Thats some good bantz right thereWhore Jackie wrote:LOL at the blue legends on the map. A handy guide to Reading's attractions for the archetypal Oxford United supporter.Clyde1998 wrote:
Clearly the typical day out for a football fan is: enter town via the station, volunteer at Launch Pad, check in with the job centre, get your jab at the drop-in centre, volunteer at the Salvation Army, go to the game, smash up the civic offices, get arrested and go to the police station, get sentenced at the Magistrates Court and have to go to the probation centre as part of the sentence, before heading back to the station to go home.Whore Jackie wrote:LOL at the blue legends on the map. A handy guide to Reading's attractions for the archetypal Oxford United supporter.Clyde1998 wrote:
Didn't realise Reading had it's very own version of cape canaveral.Brogue wrote:ALOL I hadn’t noticed that. Thats some good bantz right thereWhore Jackie wrote:LOL at the blue legends on the map. A handy guide to Reading's attractions for the archetypal Oxford United supporter.Clyde1998 wrote:
