Decision made on whether approval for 343 homes in south Wokingham has been given go-ahead
Full planning permission has been secured for a mix of private and affordable homes.
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Town council’s ‘concerns’ over affordable homes plan
A large number of objections to the scheme were submitted.
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Fines for planning breach
The individuals failed to comply with the notices by the required date.
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Wokingham Without wants new homes in its parish
Wokingham borough council is currently holding a community governance review consultation.
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Natural history museum breaks ground on new centre
The facility will house 28 million specimens.
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Concerns over affordable homes plans
A large number of objections to the scheme have been made.
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Historic Barkham property for sale
The property once belonged to the Jordanian royal family.
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Affordable homes, but at what cost?
A rare tree that has been protected since 1989 is set to disappear.
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Hurst homes appeal begins
A government inquiry has launched today into plans for 99 homes on land in the village.
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Still no decision on future of Shute End
'No further substantive work is currently being undertaken.'
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