Nine homes in Charvil approved
Plans for less than a dozen homes deemed a 'profiteering land grab' have been approved by the council
Read moreDetailsPlans for less than a dozen homes deemed a 'profiteering land grab' have been approved by the council
Read moreDetailsThe host of Bracknell Pride has said concerns over their full stage name are 'taking away from all the event means'.
Read moreDetailsHundreds of residents have shown support for a kebab van owner despite allegations he used derogatory and racist language towards a customer.
Read moreDetailsBrecon Food and Wine on Brecon Road was subjected to the review.
Read moreDetailsResidents have raised concerns about a fast food chain's plans to fell six protected trees for a major revamp of one its sites.
Read moreDetailsProgress for a new supermarket and scrapped plans for a children's play centre feature in this week's Bracknell and Wokingham planning round-up.
Read moreDetailsLicensing officials have said a convenience store's sale of vodka to a 12 year old girl after they were told they could be forced to close
Read moreDetailsA Bracknell McDonald's could see huge changes to its layout as the fast food giant has submitted plans to the council.
Read moreDetailsA Bracknell councillor has warned of a 'disinformation tsunami' in the wake of 'false' rumours of assault being circulated online.
Read moreDetailsA petition signed by hundreds of residents calling for a pedestrian crossing outside Earley Station has been presented to the council.
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