More affordable homes as approved development
A new development close to Wokingham town centre could now be exclusively made up of entirely affordable homes.
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Quick action promised on local plan
Wokingham Borough Council will move quickly to finalise its local plan update.
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Residents learn about Arborfield homes plan
The event saw developer Croudace reveal its initial proposals for land north of School Road
Read moreDetailsHelping hand for charity
The donation from David Wilson Homes will be used to support a range of families.
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A return to lifetime tenancies
Lifetime tenancies are a step closer to be re-introduced.
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First residents at Buckler’s Park
The house builder has completed construction of four properties at the development.
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Officers unlikely to approve Spencers Wood homes plan
Wokingham Borough Council's emergency planning officer advised they would advise against the granting of planning permission.
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Twyford garage under the hammer
The guide price for the lot is £3,000 plus fees.
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Plans approved for 1,400+ homes
The application is for land in south Wokingham.
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Water plans for Woosehill
The water filling station will occupy a single parking space at the supermarket.
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