Plans for 500 homes ‘absolute lunacy’
Plans to build almost 500 homes in Wokingham Borough have been branded 'absolute lunacy' by villagers.
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Barkham mobile homes plan refused
Plans for a mobile home park in Barkham for the over-55s has been refused.
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Restaurant sign plans refused
The owners of a Wokingham restaurant have reacted with disappointment to a decision to refuse a planning application.
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Brownies bring colour to Finchwood
Arborfield brownies and California Gardeners' Club have created colourful hanging baskets.
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Application for more shared ownership homes
Changes to affordable homes at Copsewood.
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More land comes under the hammer
The 0.17 acre area of woodland is in the same location as other similar lots.
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Plans for Heathlands Road homes
Maverick Properties is seeking approval for 49 dwellings.
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Restaurant use plans approved
Plans have been approved for a change of use of a town centre retail unit.
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Hotel plans for Finchampstead
Nirvana Spa has submitted plans to create a 49-bedroom hotel at West Court in Park Lane.
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£750 million worth of homes sold
While London remained the most valuable region, it accounted for just four of the top 10 most valuable local authorities.
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