Natural history museum breaks ground on new centre
The facility will house 28 million specimens.
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Concerns over affordable homes plans
A large number of objections to the scheme have been made.
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Historic Barkham property for sale
The property once belonged to the Jordanian royal family.
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Affordable homes, but at what cost?
A rare tree that has been protected since 1989 is set to disappear.
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Hurst homes appeal begins
A government inquiry has launched today into plans for 99 homes on land in the village.
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Still no decision on future of Shute End
'No further substantive work is currently being undertaken.'
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Most new housing in south Wokingham ‘not part of the town’
Most of the new housing being built on the southern side of Wokingham will not be part of the town.
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Affordable homes for Wokingham town centre
Wokingham borough council submitted a planning application for the site near the station.
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Call for action over Shinfield SANG fees
Labour is calling for Wokingham borough council to take action over the difference in fees in Shinfield.
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Small changes to major development
Design adjustments have been made.
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