Plans for 32 homes in Finchampstead refused
The council has refused to approve a follow-up application detailing the design and layout.
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Charity boost for Link Visiting Scheme
The charity will be able to fund two of its regular activities, Chair Yoga and Sing-along for the next year.
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Third time lucky for Carnival Hub
Wokingham Borough Council has appointed a third contractor to complete a housing project in the town.
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Finchampstead mystery is solved
The first through that it may have been a bomb shelter was quickly ruled out.
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Housebuilder head to Binfield to launch its first Berkshire development
A HOUSEBUILDER specialising in character developments in village locations is preparing to launch in Binfield ? their first scheme in the county
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New school plans approved
Plans have been approved that will see a new school established on a business park.
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Spencers Wood homes plans a step closer?
Planning agents for the developers have issued an application for a scoping opinion.
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Revised HMO plans given approval
A previously-refused house of multiple occupation (HMO) in Earley has been given the go-ahead.
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Outrage over Barkham Ride decision
Several complaints have been raised, including one that is seeking to have the decision overturned.
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Sports facilities plans approved for Arborfield
Some residents felt the plans didn't match up to what they were promised.
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