Arborfield residents divided over plans to permanently close road near school
A Berkshire village is divided over plans to permanently close a stretch of road to traffic to improve safety.
Read moreDetailsA Berkshire village is divided over plans to permanently close a stretch of road to traffic to improve safety.
Read moreDetailsA town faces 'enormous disruption' by a population 'greater than Newcastle' during the Henley Regatta, a resident has warned
Read moreDetailsA six-figure upgrade is due for a theatre in Woodley despite its troubled recent history.
Read moreDetailsA home-owner has won permission to convert their garage into a bedroom and create more living space at their terraced house in Lower Earley.
Read moreDetailsPlans for an 'urgently needed' Muslim place of worship and community centre have been refused over parking concerns.
Read moreDetailsThere is no evidence of flooding risk at a potential new Aldi supermarket in Winnersh, a council has said, as the plans are set to go to an inquiry.
Read moreDetailsParts of the A329 and A327 are set to go down to a 30 mile per hour speed limit to improve safety.
Read moreDetailsChanges have been made to a project to redevelop a stand out building in Woodley.
Read moreDetailsGovernment planning inspectors have told a council they are 'concerned' about the delivery of nearly 4,000 homes known as the Loddon Valley
Read moreDetailsThe TV presenter and author delighted visitors with his garden container tips and hints
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