Concerns over children’s safety if homes are built on Hurst field
Concerns about school children's safety were raised in consultation replies to the borough council planners over a plan to build 24 homes in Hurst.
Read moreDetailsConcerns about school children's safety were raised in consultation replies to the borough council planners over a plan to build 24 homes in Hurst.
Read moreDetailsA CONTROVERSIAL planning application to build 24 homes on the old Hurst Show site fields currently has far more objectors than supporters.
Read moreDetailsA scheme to build 200 homes on a green field in Hurst has been turned down after a planning inquiry.
Read moreDetailsDinton Activity Centre Car park arrangements during resurfacing
Read moreDetailsLocals are delighted that an ancient and much loved pub is to reopen after six months' closure.
Read moreDetailsResidents struggled without wifi when phone lines and broadband were cut for 11 days by a car fire that police have been investigating as an arson.
Read moreDetailsA PLANNING application to build 24 homes on the old Hurst Show site next to the village hall has just been submitted.
Read moreDetailsHorrified residents were woken at 2am by the sound of explosions and a fierce fire that is now being investigated by the police as arson.
Read moreDetailsA potential new wildlife site in Arborfield to make up for land lost under new houses in Hurst could be at risk, it's been claimed.
Read moreDetailsA barrister supporting a new building scheme says the number of affordable homes going up in Wokingham borough is far behind what is needed.
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