Hall Farm application submitted
Wokingham borough council has received the first planning application for Loddon Valley Garden Village, also known as Hall Farm.
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Oaklands school donation from Cala Homes
House builders at Cala Homes (Thames) has helpsd Oaklands School save money by upgrading its uniform storage.
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“A public safety crisis waiting to happen”
The next review will be due in 2026.
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Council spend of £1m on Toutley site
The figure was revealed at a recent full council meeting of Wokingham borough council.
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“Unwise in the extreme” to delay local plan
"If the new local plan were rejected, we would immediately have to accommodate the higher numbers."
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‘Normal’ for investors to buy new homes
Social media posts suggest the "investment opportunity" can provide yields of up to 5.9%.
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Woodley property comes under the hammer
The building includes a ground floor retail unit and two maisonettes.
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Local Plan examination to start next month
These will start on Tuesday, November 18.
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House prices and rents continue to rise
The average house price in Wokingham stood at £499,000 in July 2025.
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There’s an unusual opportunity for affordable almshouse accommodation in Wokingham
Westende Almshouses has a vacancy for a new tenant
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