Call for action over Shinfield SANG fees
Labour is calling for Wokingham borough council to take action over the difference in fees in Shinfield.
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Small changes to major development
Design adjustments have been made.
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Fears over diminishing gap between towns
'Brackingham or Wokingnell is getting a step closer.'
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National award for Finchampstead manager
The award recognises the very best site managers across the country.
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Development of new flats in Twyford welcomed
A development that will see new flats built at a commercial area in a commuter village in Berkshire has been welcomed.
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Bracknell town centre development of 169 flats reaches highest point
Work is well underway for the construction of 169 flats in the heart of Bracknell as the highest point has been reached.
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Naturally Speaking: One month to go to sign up for solar
Environmental news and views
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Flats plan approved despite parking concerns
Councillors discussed plans to build flats on a field in Lower Earley.
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Carnival Place apartments nearing completion
The project features a mixture of one- and two-bedroom apartments.
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Offices to flats plans approved
Offices in an industrial estate in Lower Earley are due to be converted into flats.
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