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Flats plan approved despite parking concerns
Councillors discussed plans to build flats on a field in Lower Earley.
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Carnival Place apartments nearing completion
The project features a mixture of one- and two-bedroom apartments.
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Offices to flats plans approved
Offices in an industrial estate in Lower Earley are due to be converted into flats.
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New contract for Cardo in Wokingham
The five-year contract covers the council's housing stock, as well as properties owned by its housing companies.
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Arborfield homes plan set for approval
Outline planning approval is set to be granted for 70 houses in Arborfield.
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New shopping destination on the way
The first shops will be completed next year.
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Homes plan for Winnersh revealed
The planned 53 homes will include 32 private market dwellings and 21 affordable dwellings.
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Opening date for Arborfield supermarket revealed
The store off Nine Mile Ride Extension will be easily accessible by foot or bicycle.
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Sixth form expansion starts soon
Students and staff have helped shape the design and facilities.
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