BT Street Hub plans for Peach Street refused
Wokingham borough council officers have refused plans for an application for a "BT Street Hub" in Wokingham town centre.
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Residential plans approved for Earley offices
The application site comprises an existing building in office use.
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Winnersh Aldi plans approved
The plans proved controversial due to concerns about flooding.
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Sustainable offices open at Toutley
The new facility replaces the previous 1970s building.
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Local Plan reaches its next milestone
The independent examination of Wokingham borough council's Local Plan Update finished last week.
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‘We want an apology’: Residents express distress at controversial housing development
Evergreens community says the council is failing to protect them and the environment
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Next phase of Gorse Ride regen starts
The transition between phases marks the next stage in the council's long-term regeneration plans for the area.
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55 new apartments built in Wokingham town centre
Feltham Construction completes Carnival Place project
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House prices continue to rise
The latest data from the Office of National Statistics has revealed that average house prices in Wokingham stood at £503,000 in August 2025.
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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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