Hurst homes plans refused – again
Planning officers have refused to grant permission in principle for up to seven homes on land in Hurst.
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Reading movers ditch town centre – here are the places they’re heading
People moving to Reading are increasingly choosing suburban areas and nearby villages over the town centre, according to new data.
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Fence plans for St Crispin’s school
Plans have been submitted for a two-metre high fence at the Wokingham school.
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Country lanes in Warfield to support hundreds more homes and cars
The plan to build hundreds of homes Hayley Green in Warfield has been given the go ahead.
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Revealed: the price to buy or rent in Wokingham
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics has revealed average property prices in Wokingham.
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How a Winnersh-based charity changes lives
EHSL: providing safe homes for people with additional care needs
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Property developer “dishonest” says MP over Bracknell v Wokingham claims
MP Peter Swallow has said a developer is "dishonest" and "disrespectful" after its new properties for sale in Bracknell Forest is in Wokingham.
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Nearly 400 new homes approved in Shinfield despite air quality debate
HUNDREDS of new homes for land south of the M4 have been given the go-ahead by Wokingham Borough Council ? despite concerns about air quality.
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Shire Hall project approved
The imposing complex near Reading was passed by thousands of drivers each day.
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Wokingham residents alarmed as 53 homes get green light despite narrow Old Forest Road access
A plan to build 53 homes off Old Forest Road has been given the go-ahead.
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