Plans for 99 homes in Hurst
The plans could see homes on a site that was previously refused.
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Town centre restaurant plans
Plans have been submitted for changes to a Grade-II listed building in Wokingham.
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‘Care home’ plans for Winnersh approved
A care home will open in Winnersh despite concerns from neighbours.
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New building for Shinfield Studios
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans for a new building on the site of Shinfield Studios.
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Plans for 109 apartments in Wokingham Without
Plans are for a mix of one-, two-, three- and four-bed units.
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McDonald’s ad plans approved
The application was approved by officers from Wokingham Borough Council.
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Hotel plans for Barkham Road refused
The application would have seen 13 ensuite bedrooms added to the pub.
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Controversial plans set to be approved
The plan is for 45 houses on land close to Amen Corner and London Road.
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Heathlands Road homes plan rejected
Planning officers have refused outline plans for 49 dwellings on land in Wokingham Without.
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Restaurant submits expansion plans
A consultation has opened over plans that could see an expansion of a popular restaurant.
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